Modify task settings to start even on battery#16
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Sets Settings.StopIfGoingOnBatteries and Settings.DisallowStartIfOnBatteries to false; default is true...
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Awesome! Thank you About .NET8. In real I don't think about it :). |
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Well, I ran it through the dotnet upgrade assistant tool and fixed it up a little. The program works on my device. If you are willing to go through a little bit of trouble with msbuild and the workflow files to tag and publish a release, I can submit a PR with that. |
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Settings.StopIfGoingOnBatteriesandSettings.DisallowStartIfOnBatteriestofalse. Both default to true, which doesn't seem sane here to me.Also, for fun, enable
UseUnifiedSchedulingEngine.Should fix #6, but have not tested it.
Perhaps this project should also consider moving to .NET 8?