Stuart Lang

We'll be adopting it shortly at work 🙂 we thought initially that HybridCache would work for us, but we actually really want the features in FusionCache. In particular the ability to invalidate entries and it actually work (via a backplane) turns out to be essential for us.

I work in a place that currently enforces this on every commit, and when I try to discuss removing this constraint people start referring to it as a "good practice", I feel like I'm going crazy!

Am I the only person that thinks putting Jira ticket references in commit messages is straight up a bad practice.

We have other ways of linking changes to tickets (PRs for example), commit messages should describe the change in the commit as best as possible.

Tipping implies some kind of initial payment 🤦‍♂️ what an absurdly bad take

dnx missing on macOS in Preview 6 · Issue #49804 · dotnet/sdk Hello, I was looking forwards to using the new dnx command on my MBP, however it seems that Preview 6 on macOS includes a dnx.cmd adjacent to the dotnet cli, but not a bash flavoured dnx. I can see...

Thanks, that worked great 🙂 I've created an issue: github.com/dotnet/sdk/i...

@chethusk.bsky.social will we get .sh flavour of dnx in the next dotnet preview? In Preview 6 I only see dnx.cmd

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Introducing OpenCLI Patrik Svensson's blog

I just published a blog post about the OpenCLI initiative. I think it's time we had a way to standardize CLI automation!

Feedback, suggestions, and thoughts are more than welcome.

patriksvensson.se/posts/2025/0...

They forgot to trick off of it to get the boost

Wrote a small article for @opensource.org about my experiences and thoughts on contributing to Open Source software: opensource.org/maintainers/...

A lot of good work has gone into this, so pleased to see it released 🥳

Well done @normj.bsky.social and team 🙂

With 4 tracks, 170+ guests and speakers, we need some help from the community, so we're looking for a few volunteers on Saturday to help with time management at DDDSW 2025.

If you're free and would like to come along, and are able to help out please get in touch!

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This is so very generous from @duendesoftware.com
Thank you for the support ❤️

@chethusk.bsky.social are there any plans to bring the CLI goodness you've done with the SDK to the System.CommandLine package so that anyone can easily output their own completion scripts?

Update:

ok, found it. This is completion's behaviour and looks like it is not configurable

Chatting with someone from JetBrains;

This is VS's feature which is controlled by VS option Options=>Text Editor=>C#=>General=>Automatic brace completion . I'm not sure why suspening ReSharper affects this.

Phew 😄 in my question I incorrectly said the C# Dev Kit required signing into before use

I feel like that might have been me 😅

GitHub - waf/CSharpRepl: A command line C# REPL with syntax highlighting – explore the language, libraries and nuget packages interactively. A command line C# REPL with syntax highlighting – explore the language, libraries and nuget packages interactively. - waf/CSharpRepl

@damianedwards.com here was the thing I was thinking of yesterday: github.com/waf/CSharpRepl

Anyone out there using Artifactory with NuGet, please upvote this issue so that we can all have sane restore speeds:
jfrog.atlassian.net/browse/RTFAC...

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I'm not sure if it's a typo issue, but in your section around "Lack of communication", you start talking about FA, but then Moq. The Moq changes were well communicated ahead of time as you said, but FA was extremely sudden, and many contributors felt misled and betrayed (their words not mine).

whoops 🤦‍♂️ last line should read:
dotnet new aspire-apphost

I think it was in-the-box when it was a workload

This should do it:

dotnet new install Aspire.ProjectTemplates
aspire-apphost

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I'm very excited for the SQS JSON improvements, will have a play with it here and let you know how I get on 🙂

Release 4.3.0 · shouldly/shouldly Notable PRs in this milestone: https://github.com/shouldly/shouldly/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+milestone%3A4.3.0 What's Changed remove some obsoletes by @SimonCropp in #931 Add support for Immuta...

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