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DotNetNuke

30.11.202114.12.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | The ‘settings’ object was used before it was verified against null

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PeachPie

31.08.202106.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | data == null && throw NullReferenceException

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ILSpy

02.03.202110.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | Replacement That Did Not Work

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QuantConnect Lean

12.01.202108.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | Expression is always true

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Open XML SDK

30.11.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | Two values of string

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Roslyn

30.10.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

BUG OF THE MONTH

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RavenDB

30.06.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment
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BUG OF THE MONTH | Always true

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Nethermind

01.06.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / 1 Comment

BUG OF THE MONTH | Priority
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TensorFlow.NET

30.04.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment


BUG OF THE MONTH | Unreliable waiting?
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RunUO

27.02.202008.09.2021 / hownot2code / Leave a comment


BUG OF THE MONTH | Double checked locking
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