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oh I see. Okay then I will just integrate propper logging with a log file. If I configure this in my programm.cs, it should also apply for the test rigth?

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

Probably now what I thought. I mean I work with the terminal everyday, and I thought logging to console would simply print to the terminal where it gets executed...

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

so logging to console is simply not possible in a webapi? I will need to add a log file? and how would I be able to see this log file within the github workflow, when it fails?

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

I just started with this project. I will add logging to a file later. For now I just wanted to find out why this test fail with the github workflow, but work locally. This is why I thought logging to the console would show me the error

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

I mean it was only for testing to find the error with the gh actions. but it still doesn't log anything. How would I do it correctly?

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

yeah they are all the same for each of the tests.

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•Created by πR on 3/2/2025 in #help

Dotnet webapi test failing on GitHub Workflow

The one in the screenshot? Its that the assertion failed, because the endpoint does return 500 InternalServerError, instead of for example 200 OK

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•Created by πR on 9/28/2024 in #help

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Whut? No way

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•Created by πR on 9/28/2024 in #help

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No, thanks that was helpful. I was feeling kinda skeptical bout the project when I noticed that the handling may get quite complex. But I guess it's gonna be okay. Regarding the separation of view and "backend": this is my very first time working with MVVM, but I've worked with MVC pattern before, so this shouldn't be new.

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•Created by πR on 9/27/2024 in #help

ObeservableProperty onChange is called twice?

Using this, which basically does the same es keyup with a check for enter:

<TextBox Text="{Binding BottomEditorContent, Mode=TwoWay}"
                             TextWrapping="Wrap"
                             Background="Chartreuse">
                        <TextBox.KeyBindings>
                            <KeyBinding Command="{Binding HandleBottomEditorEnterCommand}" Gesture="Enter" />
                        </TextBox.KeyBindings>
                    </TextBox>

<TextBox Text="{Binding BottomEditorContent, Mode=TwoWay}"
                             TextWrapping="Wrap"
                             Background="Chartreuse">
                        <TextBox.KeyBindings>
                            <KeyBinding Command="{Binding HandleBottomEditorEnterCommand}" Gesture="Enter" />
                        </TextBox.KeyBindings>
                    </TextBox>

it now works.

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