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How does one build a Docker image of a .NET 5/C# app so that the restored NuGet packages are cached properly? By proper caching I mean that when sources (but not project files) are changed, the layer containing restored packages is still taken from cache during docker build.

It is a best practice in Docker to perform package restore before adding the full sources and building the app itself as it makes it possible to cache the restore separately, which significantly speeds up the builds. I know that not only the packages directory, but also the bin and obj directories of individual projects have to be preserved from dotnet restore to dotnet publish --no-restore so that everything works together. I also know that once the cache is busted, all following layers are built anew.

My issue is that I cannot come up with a way to COPY just the *.csproj. If I copy more than just the *.csproj, source changes bust the cache. I could copy them into one place outside the docker build and simply COPY them inside the build, but I want to be able to build the image even outside the pipeline, manually, with a reasonably simple command. (Is it an unreasonable requirement?)

For the web app that consists of multiple projects in a pretty standard folder structure src/*/*.csproj, I came up with this attempt that tries to compensate for too many files being copied into the image (which still busts the cache):

I have made a little console BlackJack game. It is my first game when working with C#. The game works fine for a few rounds until I get an error message of "Stackoverflow". When I look at the error I see that when in the DealerCardGenerator and the PlayerCardGenerator that the variable "con" has a null value. I do not understand why this is. Any help would be much appreciated.

I don't know how to resolve the issue.

Here is the code:

I want to bust my cloudfront cache during a CI job and then run an Algolia search crawler against the busted version:

So I keep getting a

So I revisited double linked list, found I'm really stupid, and can't figure things out even when I narrowed down problem to delete operator. I'm still playing around with templates, so maybe there's something wrong with templates as well. Print works fine without deleting a node. Please tell me what's wrong.

Result of code run is just that it doesn't print anything.

I know the title is a little confusing but I want a way to ask the user if they want to play the game (blackjack) again. If they say 'y' the game restarts if they say 'n' it breaks. I tried adding a while true statement and it didn't work and I think its because I have a while true statement already in it.

Here's my code, if anyone has a way to ask if they want to play it would be very much appreciated

So I've been at this program for a couple hours now, its for a school project. I finally got near the end but there's one problem. The program is black jack and everything is going well except for when the user chooses to finally stand it still gives them another card / number before ending their turn. I decided to ask this question before taking a break and brainstorming on paper. If anyone can help fix this it would be very much appreciated.

Summarize the problem

I am trying to make a simple blackjack program that picks two numbers for the dealer 1-11 and two numbers for the player 1-11 also. I want to make a loop that checks if the player is hitting or staying based on what they input, hit or stay. If they hit I want it to add a card to the player deck and give them the option to hit or stay again.

If they stay I want the dealer to check a set of rules and those rules are:

1: does the dealer have less than 17 and does it have less than the player 1a: if it does have less than 17 and less than the player it will draw a new number 1-11 and add it to the dealer hand 1b: it will then run through the loop of checking if it has the following conditions

2: does the dealer have 17-21 and does it have more than the player 2a: if it has any number 17-21 and it has more than the player then it will print a win message

3: does the dealer have over 21 3a: if it has over 21 then it will print a house busted message

4: does the dealer have more than the player 4a: if the dealer has more than the player (but less than 21 because of the previous check) then it will print a house wins message

So that is what I am trying to accomplish with the stay command and so far i haven't found any issues with it.

My hit command however will not register, even if I don't type stay.. I'm trying to debug it by having it print a message and end the loop when i type hit but it still runs through the stay commands regardless, I think it could be an issue with my input converting to a string.

Don't be too harsh on me lol I only taught myself how to code last week and started with python.

Here is my code where I am having issues:

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I am working on a project to have a random word guessing game. So far most of the code is working but I am trying to implement some rules on the length of words displayed to the user as a measure of game difficulty (shorter words = easier, etc). I am using a drop-down menu to get the user's setting selection, and then have rules in the JS tags that are supposed to be handling this.

After toying around with this for several days, I was hoping that a fresh pair of eyes might have a suggestion about where I am going wrong to be able to enforce the rules I am trying to enforce?

The specific functions that should be handling this are setDifficulty(), getSelection(), and randomWord()