Brian Surowiec

@purekrome Lock files doesn't help either, because you end up having to take a direct dependency on transitive dependencies that need to be bumped to a newer version. These are solved problems with npm, have been for a very long time. I'll take that over nuget any day of the week.

@purekrome Even though it's end of 2024 you still can't nuget install/update multiple packages via a single cli command which is why dependabot can no longer be used in half my repos.

I'm still crying internally(for my fellow developers) that it's the end of 2024 and many of them still think that JS (and the entire ecosystem) is okay. Spicy Take: It's not. It has always been a complex clusterfuck of Macgyver duct tape and copium.

@adamwathan You can do this with comby.dev but you have to configure it.

What's the state of the art for handling repetitive/mundane programming work with AI? For example "update the 200 components in my app to take advantage of this new feature in the new version of this library we're using" — like much smarter find/replace type work. Anything?

@adamwathan I recently found that Chrome & Firefox don't handle flex alignment the same either in some cases. In Chrome this is left aligned, but in Firefox it's centered. Need to add items-start to get the same result in both. play.tailwindcss.com/dGPlxyjUNM

Firefox renders vertical margins on <br> elements but Chrome and Safari don't. Bug in Firefox?

@linqpad is there a way to set the env var DOTNET_EnableAVX2 for the currently executing query? I'd like to compare the IL/x64 output when that's on and off.

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@buckstefan @OctoLinker 😞

Oh shoot, this is finally killing @OctoLinker Not because of feature parity (I wish this would be the case), but the new code view makes code injection (via browser extension) reallly tricky 😕

@davidfowl Some PRs created by those workflows github.com/xt0rted/dotnet…

@davidfowl I've been using dependabot for nuget packages, publish as container for some things, and then using some GitHub Actions/workflows I wrote to keep the sdk & tools up to date. I've put most of this into shared workflows that all my repos use github.com/xt0rted/.githu…

How are you keeping .NET versions up to date #dotnet reddit.com/r/dotnet/comme…

Not sure what exactly qualified me, but thanks @github for the free copilot!

@davidfowl Pattern matching adds way too much mental complexity to the code. Moving that syntax to the left of the assignment and giving me good destructuring like JS/TS has would do a lot more for me.

I started with the left and ended up with the right. #dotnet #csharp

@MaximeDeGreve @github @OctoLinker I was too slow, looks like @buckstefan was able to get it to work with the current html 🥳 github.com/OctoLinker/Oct…

@xt0rted @github @OctoLinker What would you need to keep it working even with React?

Today, we're excited to launch @github code search - a new way to search and navigate code. We’re introducing a brand new search and code navigation view and they are jam packed with new features. Here are some I’m excited about.... 🧵 1/6

Turns out a preview version of the SDK was left hanging around. Uninstalled that and things work now 🥳

Installed the @dotnet 7 sdk and now my projects won't load and cli commands crash 😭 Pinning to the v6 sdk works fine, but I can't use anything in v7 without getting an sdk resolver failure error github.com/dotnet/sdk/iss…

@davidfowl @DamianEdwards @borland Setting fetch-depth: 0 on the checkout v3 action will get everything instead of switching back to v1. Publishing is definitely missing from the starter workflows. I'm not sure what a good version & release flow looks like, but this is what I'm doing github.com/xt0rted/dotnet…

@xt0rted @DamianEdwards @borland I ended up using the dotnet one and it actually worked well. I had to make a tweak to make a shallow clone. It doesn’t help if I want to make a versioned nuget package though

I really want a dotnet new "github actions library ci template". #dotnet

@DamianEdwards @borland @davidfowl There's a number of starter workflows for dotnet github.com/actions/starte…. It always feels easier to copy one from another repo though than to use these.

@borland @xt0rted @davidfowl That's what I understood too. I want to reduce the time it takes to setup a new repo for a .NET library (NuGet package) with CI/CD & all the best practices configured & ready to go to basically nothing.

@DamianEdwards @davidfowl The biggest issue with doing non javascript actions is they aren't cross platform, so you're locked in to using only ubuntu runners with them.

@davidfowl We really should just prioritize this and do it. A repo template and a simple script/tool would do it I think.

@dotnet @VisualStudio This is built on top of github.com/SimonCropp/Set… by @SimonCropp which was a huge life saver to come across.

Just published a @dotnet tool to help manage solutions with multiple @VisualStudio startup projects. Add a property to each startup project, then run "startup-projects set --vs 2022" against the sln. It'll create a new .suo file with the right settings. github.com/xt0rted/dotnet…