@nickchapsas@davidfowl I think more knowledge needs to be spread showing people the problem it solves. Especially in the age of multi app/agent orchestration you need more trust that agents are capable of making changes that wont break things. What better way than running the code in aspire.
@davidfowl I recently did this using a work folder on the filesystem. Each agent claims items by prefixing the the filename with its agent name. Its fun to see the work items move between agents as the files get renamed. Otherwise it seems some people have adopted Beads to track items.
@KarenPayneMVP It's definitely calling that out as the problem. Im not sure if thats a library referenced inside the projects or an app installed on the computer. You could try reaching out to them or look at your current list of active extensions to see if installed as a different name
@VerizonNews@Verizon This is pretty bad. Need some kind of information to understand what's going on. This silence surely isn't the work of confidence and transparency.
@Verizon this long of a mobile outage across such a broad are is pretty bad. I hope we can get a comprehensive analysis because it wont be as simple as a hardware failure for a limited area.
@midudev I wish the UI was better when jumping between many open requests.
Pinning requests, rows of tabs, grouping are all features ive been waiting for.
Legit question, why does @raisingcanes have such a miserable loyalty card experience? In what decade can you only get a card from going into a physical store then have to also register it (if you can create and log in to a new account)
@jsneedles A few THOUSAND background jobs per hour or transactions? Im really interested in the kind of workload but 500mb actually seems like a lot for such a small service having only 2 users. I expect that from python but not .net.
@davidfowl Yes and applying that same concept up the chain can you have the agents write the agents/harness. I would imagine at that level it becomes more about personas and workflows?
An oversimplification of course but I like the challenge.
@davidfowl I've had success making a "template" for basic test structure, patterns, expectations. Then I give guidance on a basic test and let it have fun filling in the coverage gaps.
It can still go off the rails but enforcing basic practices like ensuring mocks are called x times helps.