@Aaronontheweb@davidfowl or just use something like https://t.co/1DuCNTwd7E for local dev (via docker compose or aspire) and don't really bother with a conditional logic and always send the email... bonus point: if you're using some email templating lib/tool you can also quickly check the output
@Aaronontheweb@est_jack@AkkaDotNET@SmartDraw Happend to me quite frequently to add a new node, an the output would change radically from what i had before ( some subgraph that was rendered on the left side would automagically move on the right)
@Aaronontheweb@est_jack@AkkaDotNET@SmartDraw been using mermaid quite heavily il the last year ( it‘s available inAzDevops wiki pages and in GitHub issues). Works quite well for small / medium diagrams. It shows it‘s limits on a bigger diagram because you have no control on the layout
@ddoomen (sorry got no notification for your answer) - yep it's Azure Devops. $[] is this https://t.co/8XBEK4381u vs ${{}} is the Template expression syntax for vars (same link) vs $() which is in turn a Macro syntax variable
@kellabyte Acording to this https://t.co/MqXc6K7ueV the docker image runs by default in the Developer edition (MSSQL_PID) but can be switched to others (standard, enterprise). So maybe the limits from here apply https://t.co/v6BT5zXRDF … haven‘t tried it myself though
@timheuer@coolcsh If you think stock is slow, try running the wifi through a pihole and see the the result 🤣 ended up using a firestick.. Shame about the great screen the tv has...
@jeremydmiller if you're gonna redo something, please redo the "orthogonal code" one :) it was such an eye-opener for me (a fresh MS-by-the-book dev) back in '08-'09 when i read it 🫡 even with today's updated toolkit, i still come across tightly coupled code like the article's starting point