yes, that's what the Insider Installer does first, updating the visual studio installer ;-)

The problem is that the installer doesn't know yet of the new install. Go to ms, download the web installer of the RTM and it will first update the installer and the install the RTM.

Yeah, normally I use recursion too, but I did run into stack overflows in the past so I did have to refactor to loops instead and that's when I used a stack. But yes, it's not something I used anywhere else 😉

how about a non-recursive DFS traversing, idk, a folder hirarchy or any tree like structure (decision tree)

Whenever you need LIFO behavior, nested scopes, or state rollback, a stack is often the cleanest solution.

Imagine 🤔, if M$ actually used that feature on WinForms and made it properly cross-platform. But I guess that would hurt the whole “move to the cloud and buy Azure” narrative 😉

such a time saver - thank you!

nice...looking forward to it 😎

Not that I don't appreciate the speed ups from just upgrading though! Dotnet fucking rocks!

Please tell me it's not just an upgrade to net10 😉

And while you're at it, get rid of that f... dot vs folder. If I had got a cent every time a newly opened solution didn't build and the removal of the .vs fixed it, Elmo would way behind my wealth!

Monads for the win! Lot's of C# folks don't even know they work daily with them without knowing 😉.
Here's an old video interview of Dr. Brian Beckman where he tries to explain monads.
youtu.be/ZhuHCtR3xq8

nice one - just today as I read about Robert Redfords death (RIP), I was thinking about Sneakers and especially "no more secrets". have to re-watch it again!