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    public static class DeltaHelper
    {
        public static (IEnumerable<TItem> Left, IEnumerable<TItem> Both, IEnumerable<TItem> Right) Compute<TItem, TValue>(
            IEnumerable<TItem> list1,
            IEnumerable<TItem> list2,
            Func<TItem, TValue> getItemValue)
            where TValue : IEquatable<TValue>
        {
            var comparableList1 = list1.Select(x => new EqualityComparer<TItem, TValue>
            {

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using System.Net;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Serialization;
using System.Text;

namespace WebApplication1
{

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namespace TehSecureSystem
{
    public class PasswordEvaluator
    {
        public int MinLength { get; }
        public int MinLowercaseChars { get; }
        public int MinUppercaseChars { get; }
        public int MinSpecialChars { get; }
        public int MinNumberChars { get; }

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Preceived Problem
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Currently, when we try to deploy an ASP.NET website to a Host Server, it's a tricky and complex set of tasks. It's even more frustrating when this is handled by a Continuous Integration service.

It feels like the full build / package / deploy *lifecycle* is currently a hap-hazard mix of band-aid solutions to try and solve this mission critical problem.


What we would love - A clean and simple lifecycle story
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require(['bootstrap-data'],
    function (bootstrapData) {
        console.log(bootstrapData.Message);
    });