JoeAlbahari

With subsequent executions, LINQPad uses the same process and so anything that's cached in memory by your script will benefit in performance. This hasn't changed in any recent LINQPad update. A simpl… (View Post)

It sounds like a reference assembly is somehow ending up in your project's output folder. Can you verify that System.IO.Compression.* is not present in your output folder? (View Post)

Replace the call to Thread.Sleep with: await Task.Delay(1000); Another option, if you need just a simple button and not a WPF button, is to use LINQPad's HTML controls, i.e., LINQPad.Controls.Button:… (View Post)

Also note that when you create the connection in LINQPad 6, you have the option of choosing EF Core instead of LINQ-to-SQL. If you choose EF Core, you'll be able to call this.Database.ExecuteSqlInter… (View Post)

This is a good use-case. I will be adding explicit support for xunit soon, to make this easier. (View Post)