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Posts from July 2023 (4)

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2023-07-25 3:08 a.m.
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koskila
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blazor visual-studio webassembly

"Failed to launch debug server process due to: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined...." when trying to debug Blazor WebAssembly

This article explains how to fix an annoying issue when trying to debug a Blazor WASM (WebAssembly) project. In my case, I had a Blazor WASM SWA (Static Web App), that built just fine and ran well in Azure, but refused to be debugged. What an annoying little problem. I mean - it's not a problem until you have a problem to investigate. But when you can't investigate a problem, then you do have a problem. So let's take a closer look. At the problem, that is.

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2023-07-18 6:03 a.m.
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koskila
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git typescript

How to clean up redundant .js, .jsx and .d.ts files from your repository?

Even if you have a 100% TypeScript project, it'll still end up with a lot of .js (JavaScript) or .jsx (JavaScript with React extension) files. Unless you properly ignore them, they'll end up cluttering your Visual Studio solution, and even git. As these are, in that case, generated files and essentially build artifacts, you will most likely not want to commit them to your code repository. They'll get recreated during the build anyway and are more likely to cause confusion than to do any good.

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2023-07-11 3:22 a.m.
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koskila
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windows

How to fix jarringly jagged text in Windows?

This article explains one simple fix to all your text appearing wonky, with jagged and somehow oddly fuzzy edges in Windows. The guide is written for Windows 10 (because that's the only modern OS that natively supports taskbar being docked on the side of the screen), but it probably applies for Windows 11 as well. Background As we all know, it's not your computer.

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2023-07-04 2:25 a.m.
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koskila
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azcli azure dns

How to update the TTL for all A records in a zone at once in Azure?

Every now and then there comes a time when you need to fiddle with DNS. It's not that you want to do it, but sometimes you just can't avoid it. This article explains a convenient way of using PowerShell to apply a change for all A records (these are essentially host names ) in a zone (which you could usually simply call a domain ).

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