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bitbonk

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addicted to #dotnet and open source, creator of @bot, admirer of the 80ies and 90ies

I am searchable via https://tootfinder.ch

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bitbonk, to ai
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Just let the of EAP6 of 2023.2 generate the commit message for me for the first time. It was perfect on first try, I couldn't have written a better one. And even if I could have, I probably never would have.

The only critique I might have is that it didn't respect the maximum line length for commit message (hence the squiggly underlines).

bitbonk, to random
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The team is on Mastodon: @VS_Debugger

bitbonk, to random
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gets a subtle but comprehensive UI refresh:

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-ui-refresh

cc @bot

bitbonk, (edited ) to dotnet
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Here is a (incomplete and unordered) list of the somewhat more well known accounts I follow. 🧵

bitbonk, (edited ) to dotnet
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Statement regarding Moq
from the .NET Foundation
https://dotnet.sitefinity.cloud/news-events/detail/statement-regarding-moq?utm_content=260139833&utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon

bitbonk, to random
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The opposite of loosely coupled is lousy coupled.

bitbonk, to opensource
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I think we should have an "official" Open Source Appreciation Day. On that day, once a year, we all show some extra love 😍 to our favorite open source maintainers, like buying them a coffee, sending a (wanted) PR, spread the word about our favorite project or just say thank you!

We could also have little parties! 🪩🎊🍕

bitbonk, (edited ) to dotnet
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How quickly are the recordings of the .NET Conf sessions usually available?

Will I most likely be able to watch the ones that happened during the night (I'm in Europe) right on the next morning?

bitbonk, to dotnet
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Central Package Management for is pretty cool, but converting a solution to use it is extremely tedious.

It would be nice if could do it automagically for me.
If you think so too, please feel free to upvote this issue:

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-84581/Add-refactoring-Convert-solution-to-use-central-package-management

bitbonk, to vscode
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Can I install and on a USB stick and then debug a .NET app from there on any machine?

bitbonk, (edited ) to dotnet
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We have a based framework (a bunch of packages) that can be used to build desktop executables that control and visualize machine data with a very simple and easy to use based API. It is based on and we want to rewrite/redesign it to make it cross platform.

What UI technology should we base it on?

Customers will have to learn the basics of that chosen technology.

(Boost for reach is appreciated🙏 )

bitbonk, to dotnet
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Wow, I just noticed that the super cool tool by @nblumhardt now supports proper hierarchical visualization of traces from . How could I miss this?

https://datalust.co/seq

tannergooding, to random
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If you've not seen it, C# 10/.NET 6 introduced support for interpolated string handlers which allows string interpolation to be used efficiently with things like loggers: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/tutorials/interpolated-string-handler

It's definitely worth checking out and seeing if your logger of choice has updated to support it yet.

bitbonk,
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@tannergooding Is Microsoft.Extensions.Logging using this feature?

bitbonk, to Podcast
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Just listened to the first episode of @breakpointshow and I really liked it!

I am quite confident that this will continue to be somewhat focused because its awesome hosts @cwoodruff @maartenballiauw and @khalidabuhakmeh are well known for lots of fun and interesting related stuff.

Looking forward to the next episode.

jeremydmiller, to random
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One of my clients has a very strict StyleCop setup, and anytime I write code in their codebase, I spend more time dealing with fussy whitespace rules than I do thinking about the actual work

bitbonk,
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@simoncropp @jeremydmiller @nietras @khalidabuhakmeh I think Rider also has a feature to detect and apply the proper formatting settings based on the files it finds in a solution, if I remember that right.

bitbonk,
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@khalidabuhakmeh @jeremydmiller @simoncropp @nietras SonarQube has this feature too (but I still don't like SonarQube).

kohnzn, to random German
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och mensch

bitbonk,
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@kohnzn tja

bitbonk, to dotnet
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With the help of @slang25 I learned some interesting stuff today.

🧵↓

bitbonk,
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@slang25 <DebugType>embedded</DebugType> allows you to embed the PDBs directly into the assembly. No more symbol server or snupkg needed.

And because it is based on the new portable PDB format the assembly does not get much bigger (word on the streets is that the assembly gets 30% bigger).

https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/compiler-options/code-generation#debugtype

bitbonk,
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@slang25 <EmbedAllSources>true</EmbedAllSources> additionally lets you embed the source code into the portable PDB. No more Source Link needed.

This only works with <DebugType>embedded</DebugType> or<DebugType>portable</DebugType> because those are the only flags that will generate portable PDBs (AFAIK).

bitbonk,
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@slang25 But even if you have an assembly without any symbols, ever since .NET 6 you can make the runtime spit out a method metadata token and IL offset in a stack trace using System.Diagnostics.StackTrace.ShowILOffsets.

Unfortunately there isn't currently an IDE that can make use of that.

https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/44013

bitbonk,
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@slang25 Additionally, I did not know that there is a predefined msbuild variable that can tell me if a project is a test project: IsTestProject

https://github.com/justeattakeaway/JustSaying/blob/main/Directory.Build.props#L53

bitbonk, to random
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I like how the German words "Tathergang" and "Brathering" sound when pronounced in English.

bitbonk, (edited ) to random German
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Should the #PWA of @elk on iOS 17.4 support push notifications? #Elk

bitbonk, (edited ) to iOS German
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OK, on the @elk on kind of work but it is extremely rudimentary and also rather buggy. This is sad because otherwise has the best of all clients

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