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Support reading from string instead of file path
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice if there would be an overload of BinaryLogReplayEventSource.ReadRecords which accepts a string instead of a file path, for cases where the log file content is already available in memory.
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Microsoft has introduced additional security requirements to publish NuGet packages under Microsoft.*. There’s a few hoops I’d need to jump through, like signing, internal security groups, etc.
I don’t have time nowadays for that, but I am aware that the NuGet packages are behind and want to fix this as soon as I have time. I apologize for the inconvenience. I’ll either find time to set up upload infrastructure again or move to a non-Microsoft package id.
@KirillOsenkov Do you have any plans to update the NuGet package to a recent version, or is there a specific reason why it is still at 1.1.224?