@JetBrainsRider
I have a library solution (no executable projects) with some of them multi-targeting. I can't find how to tell Rider which of the target frameworks I want to look at currently. Code in #IFDEF blocks is just grayed out. Only found old issues/posts that didn't help
@FlySWISS your customer support is absolutely disappointing. Waiting since Monday for my bag and no one is willing to help. Call service center. All I get "oh, you have to fill in a feedback form". Takes me 10 minutes to fill in this form and then I can't submit because of a bug
@JetBrainsRider I'm reviewing a github PR inside Rider. Unfortunately I can't just navigate around code changed in the PR. Is there an easier way than manually finding and checking out that particular PR branch to allow full navigation?
@AsusHelpUS after vacation my RT-AC86U does not turn on. Only the LAN 4 LED lights up in a faint white-ish color. Tried factory reset, but nothing is happening. How can I fix the problem?
@JetBrainsRider is there a way to disable Rider's urge to always add the table name as a prefix when using sql code completion? It's obsolete and makes code completion useless. Should be `field` instead of `table.field`
@StravaSupport is it a known issue that a route I (summit member) created in strava as an MTB route will end up in garmin connect as a road cycling route?
@ironsoftwaredev I'm giving your excel library a try. What's the difference between Cell.Text and Cell.FormattedCellValue? guessing from the description I can't see what would be the exact difference
@Garmin I have a couple of locations stored on my vivoactive4. Is there any way that I can see them on a map, either on the garmin connect phone app or on the garmin connect web app?
@Garmin I'm on a vivoactive 4, as mentioned in the original tweet.
I put the Shortcut (swipe right to activate) on Save Location https://t.co/zcPbLqRRTy and using this to save interesting places on my tours that I want to go explore later
@Garmin usually I store these locations while I'm in an activity: walk or ride. But sometimes I just store them when roaming around without having an activity running
@Garmin My use case is to quickly store interesting spots while outside and then planning other tours to incorporate some of the spots (e.g. trail starts/ends, fire places etc) in my hikes and MTB tours
@Garmin Hi,
Sorry, somehow I didn't see your reply.
I'm saving the locations using the "Navigate > Save location" feature where I can only assign a symbol. https://t.co/zcPbLqRRTy
The Navigate to Saved location is really useless with only the compass on the watch.
can someone explain to me why creating the same XML with XElement.Parse() and new XElement() behave differently regarding namespace prefix resolution?
See gist https://t.co/PnalDz8iQm
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@filip_woj thanks. I guess as long as we still need to rely on Windows on Intel/AMD x64 it's not an option for me until Parallels can run a "normal" windows.
@filip_woj I assume you're developing right on MacOS? What's your code editor?
Did you try running Windows as a virtual machine with previews of Parallels Desktop or other virtualization solutions?
Currently I still need Windows as OS to develop our system. I'm considering a Mac Mini M1