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This project of mine uses postgresql (and is cross platform). Here's the connectionstring
https://github.com/inabahare/...
And here's where it's registered
https://github.com/inabahare/...
Hope it helps <3 -
@hypervtechnics this, now it connects, 🤯. Beer on me for sure 😅
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@hypervtechnics I am 100% serious about preferring .NET Core over the "traditional" .NET Framework
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@hypervtechnics also I just noticed that I've made a mistake, I meant "forced to use Visual Studio", not Visual Basic :D
How do you even come up with shit like this?
I found such a treasure today in the production code.
Returning back to the C# with NET Core was a mistake.
Currently working on a simple web project and I'm already stuck with the simplest problem: cannot connect to the local PostgreSQL instance.
"Cannot resolve host", bull-fucking-shit, localhost is not resolvable, 127.0.0.1 is not resolvable.
Better enough, tried to run Dns.GetHostEntry (which failed from the stack trace) on same localhost and... It's working... Why it's not working on the fucking Npgsql, why it's not working in the lib.
Now I totally understand that I don't get Microsoft's way of solving problems.
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c#
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