Examine 3.10.1 and 4.0.1 released

Examine 3.10.1 and 4.0.1 are out with a fix for a long-standing edge case where a field's configured analyzer could be ignored if the index analyzer was used early on startup, so queries on keyword fields could get the standard analyzer instead. These are also the first releases published with the new approval-gated GitHub Actions release process.…

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Benchmarking performance of your code between release versions

A while ago in 2016 I posted a question on the BenchmarkDotNet repository about an official way to run benchmarks between Nuget releases and I managed to find some time in 2018 to make that work.…

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How I configure my Umbraco Cloud website to support Nuget packages

This post is about how I have my own website setup on Umbraco Cloud. This is based on my own personal opinions and is not meant to be an Umbraco Cloud ‘best practices’ guide. I’ve written this post since it might help others who have the same requirements as I do.…

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AppVeyor and ASP.Net Core (Previously ASP.Net 5)

I’ve been working on a project called “Smidge” which is a runtime Js/Css pre-processor for ASP.Net Core and have been meaning to blog about how I integrated this with AppVeyor – to run my tests, build…

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Examine 1.5.1 released

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