Maybe you are right but I think there is no way of solving this problem :).
As per my first post in this thread, CREATE A POST THERE AND PIN IT TO THE TOP SO IT'S THE FIRST THING PEOPLE SEE.
This is literally my suggestion. "In the post, please explain that it is also possible to use the 'Watch' button on the left to ignore conversation notifications set it to notify when you're participating or tagged."
The massive point that you guys overlook a lot is defining and publishing a process. You dont' want people posting in the Github discussions part (which I agree with) but where do you document that? Where do you instruct people not to do it? You don't, so everytime someone does it they are doing it because they don't know any better.
Great thanks. How about disabling the compilation of the *.less files which seems to happen every build?
Sorry, looks like I'm running 6.5, not 6.6. I Couldn't find any file which contains the targets you described in the example
v6.6 ASP.NET Core MVC & JQuery
Yes, I am suing ASP.NET Core & Angular. I used the RAD tool and noticed it didn't generate the <validation-messages> element in the <form-group>. All I had to do was add this element and then add #ContactFirstnameInput="ngModel" to the input element in order to get the page to show inline validation rules.
I am generally curious how to get clientside inline validation to work in this world as like you say, it doesn't seem to be enabled by default. But this isn't entirely true as it seems to work for some existing entities like the create user, but not all?