Imaging yourself going to a steak house before they close and waiting inside for a table, getting a sit, asking for a fillet mignon and getting kicked to finish it at home.
@VersaillesMiami I went yesterday before they closed and after buying more then 40 dollars they told me that I couldn't take an extra chair from another table to sit with my friends.The bakery was full inside but they closed their doors and didn't allow me to finish my meal there
No one defaults, no one forecloses. A 30-day rent, interest and tax holiday for all. The shutdown is inevitable as it is already happening, but not in a controlled fashion which is extending the economic pain and amplifying the spread of the virus.
@davidfowl when do you suggest to use AddDbContextPool instead pf AddDbContext? I didn't see any sample on your TODOS or your DiagnosticsScenarios. Do you do load tests to your APIs?
@shanselman I work for a small software company and i'm having a hard time finding engineers to interview. We're a 100% remote company and we work with .net core, typescript and service fabric. Can i possibly get a retweet? DM me and i'll tell you where to send resumes!
@GameOfThrones@HBO Worst ending ever expected for this season. @CoppolaFord Francis Ford Coppola changed the end of Dracula to get a better finale in his movie and was great. Not all the time you can follow the script!!!, you should ask another writer to create a better ending.
Thanks for your reply. It helps, but as you can see, TokenClient class functionality was moved to the HttpClient extension methods, TokenClient is now obsolete, mainly what I would like to see is how you handle the renew token with the latest extension methods they provide :(
Hi @davidfowl: Is there any reason why typed HttpClient receive only one HttpClient parameter on the constructor of the class? I posted a question here in detail about my scenario and why I think it should be fixed.
https://t.co/Lw3l3IGEmC
Please advise
@davidfowl I am not seeing any poco configuration for the HttpClient, just this:
services.AddHttpClient<IMyHttpClient, MyHttpClient>().ConfigureHttpClient((sp, httpClient) =>
{var num = sp.GetService<IConfiguration>().GetValue<int>("number"); if (num > 0){ ....} })
Hi Kevin:
I posted a question on your pluralsight course, that is basically asking the new way you are handling how to refresh/renew token. Here is the link: https://t.co/psVEUDW5Tq .Please when you have the chance, give it a shot. I would like to know how to do it. Thanks!!!
@davidfowl Can you point me to an example? I have been googling it but don't find any good source for the HttpClient configuration. Thanks in advance and for taking the time to reply