Pipelines.Sockets.Unofficial | .NET managed sockets wrapper using the new `` Pipelines | REST library
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This is a managed sockets connector for the System.IO.Pipelines API, intended to act as a stop-gap while there is no official such connector. Pipelines are pretty useless if you can't actually connect them to anything...
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I'm trying to create a powershell script to clear a redis cache, it's in Azure but I don't think that's relevant. I've seen 2 examples which I'm trying to copy where people have loaded StackExchange.Redis.dll into their script: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Saritasa.Redis/1.2.0/Content/Saritasa.Redis.psm1 and Clearing Azure Redis Cache using PowerShell during deployment.
I've downloaded the current StackExchange.Redis.dll from nuget.org. I've tried to load it on 2 servers, one with .Net 4.61 installed, the other with .Net 4.8. I get the same problem on both.
If I try to use [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom I get as below:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 15:20I'll put some things I learned above my code in case someone as inexperienced as me reads this. These points aren't in any order:
To download a nuget package for use by powershell, the easiest way is to use the Install-Package cmdlet, for example:
Install-Package -Name System.IO.Pipelines -ProviderName NuGet -SkipDependencies -Destination C:\Stackexchange.Redis-packages -RequiredVersion 5.0.1Note that -SkipDependencies is needed because without it Install-Package gave me an error message about a circular dependency, described in https://endjin.com/blog/2020/12/how-to-consume-a-nuget-package-in-powershell. You have to download the dependencies yourself! The alternative is: in nuget.org click the download link to download the .nupkg file, rename it to .zip, extract the files, then in File Explorer right-click the dll file, click Properties, Unblock.I thought this app was great for showing the DLL dependencies of a DLL, it shows the whole heirarchy of dependencies and if they're found or not https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies
To get the assembly versions of dll files in powershell:
Get-ChildItem -Filter *.dll -Recurse | Select-Object Name,@{n='FileVersion';e={$_.VersionInfo.FileVersion}},@{n='AssemblyVersion';e={[Reflection.AssemblyName]::GetAssemblyName($_.FullName).Version}}from Get file version and assembly version of DLL files in the current directory and all sub directoriesWhen loading DLLs,
Add-Typebehaves differently from[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom(). Add-Type seems to load dependencies which can be useful. IfAdd-Type -Literalpathfails with an error message “Add-Type : Unable to load one or more of the requested types. Retrieve the LoaderExceptions property for more information” you can get the DLL it was looking for with$error[0].Exception.GetBaseException().LoaderExceptionshttps://www.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/7a4vw6/addtype_how_do_i_retrieve_the_loaderexceptions/To get round the situation where DLLs in the heirarchy have a dependency on different versions of the same DLL (which seems to be very common) this guy's solution is simply fantastic. I couldn't find any alternative and it seems to work perfectly https://www.azurefromthetrenches.com/powershell-binding-redirects-and-visual-studio-team-services/
The DLLs I used I ended up with these DLL files in a folder:
QUESTION
I'm having performance issue when I copy the data from input (ReadOnlySpan) to output (Span) using (Loops like 'for')
there is Span.CopyTo, it's perfect and very fast but for now it's useless without converting the pixels.
below is the code, I have feeling that there is some short way to do that instead of the current process:
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Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 12:25I'm having performance issue when I copy the data from input (ReadOnlySpan) to output (Span) using (Loops like 'for')
The the code you provided is already pretty safe and has the best complexity you're going get for pixel-by-pixel operations. The presence of nested for loops does not necessarily correspond to performance issues or increased complexity.
I need help because I don't understand how the process is working, still very confused.. specially in the Slice part.
This code looks like it's meant to convert one bitmap format to another. Bitmaps come in varying sizes and formats. Because of this they include an additional piece of information along with width and height, pitch.
Pitch is the distance in bytes between two lines of pixel information, this is used to account for formats that don't include full 32/64bit color information.
Knowing this I commented the method in question as to help explain what it's doing.
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The title is quite self explanatory.
I spent a day working on this project, everything was fine until I tried to publish the changes for deployment. First I thought the issue was with the actual publishing but then I realised that the issue actually only happens when building the project in release mode.
The solution is made up of various projects. The main project is a .Net Framework Web Forms application. Most of the other projects are class libraries. The programming languages being used are all .NET based. The Main project is written in VB.Net, the referenced projects are a mixture of C# and VB.Net.
Originally the Main project was running in .Net Framework 4.6.2, and some other referenced projects were running in .Net Framework 4.6.0. Recently, we had an issue where we upgraded the referenced projects to 4.6.2 too.
In Debug I have no issues whatsoever. However, I suspect when the change in framework happened, something got messed up in the solution and caused the project to stop building in release mode.
The errors I am seeing are all related to ambiguity.
- 'CloudStorageAccount' is ambiguous in the namespace 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage'
- 'CloudFileClient' is ambiguous in the namespace 'Microsoft.Windows.Azure.Storage.File'
- 'CustomClassName' is ambiguous in the namespace 'ExternalClassLibrary.NamespaceName'
One must keep in mind that these same supposedly ambiguous classes work in Debug mode, meaning obviously the errors are incorrect. I’ve also made sure there are no duplicate CustomClassName/s. I also tried deleting the class names mentioned within the errors and re-creating them in different namespaces (since these cases are completely within our control). Nothing seems to make a difference.
I have tried to revert the Frameworks to the original versions (which were successfully building in release mode before) - this also made no difference whatsoever. Note that in debug mode, everything works regardless of framework version.
Tried looking into NuGet packages - restoring and re-installing some packages I suspected could be causing the issue; also to no avail.
The following is the list of NuGet packages as well as the file-based references from the project's .vbproj file. Had to remove some references which I thought are unlikely related to the issue, as the whole list exceeded the 30000 characters limit of StackOverflow questions. (These were DLLs that are built as part of any new project, and the rest of the DLLs that come bundled as part of DotNetOpenAuth library)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 09:34I ended up managing at the end. Basically I was referencing a project which had a Release build instruction to merge its references into the same DLL. This configuration was required for a different scenario; one which I was not aware of. In my case I was already referencing the included DLLs directly from my project (as I required them for different reasons), thus for the build there were 2 versions of the same classes. This explains the ambiguous errors. The reason why it only happened in Release was simply that the instruction was set to work in that configuration only. The solution was simply to create another configuration that refrains from merging for my case. And voila'!
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Everytime I attempt to copy Brevity.Api.xml, it'll always end up with a 'Not found' issue and would cause build failures. Listing the files in the directory of the where the docker build is at before executing the copying instructions show that the file is indeed there. What am I missing? Check step 11 (At the bottom of the log) in the build log
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 23:24If the file is already present in the container then why you are trying to COPY it again?
COPY command is used to copy files from Host to Image.
QUESTION
I'm running locally an Azure function v2 on Core 3.1. Function connects reads events from an EventHub and write data to a Redis database. While connecting function gets an error
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 14:10Can you try to add true to your .csproj file:
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