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  1. Benjamin
  2. I'd like you to help me debug my application by asking me open-ended, yet applicable, questions. Provide me with 5 of such questions
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  4. ChatGPT
  5. Can you provide a brief overview of the problem you are experiencing with your application?
  6. Have you checked for any error messages in the log files?
  7. Have you tried reproducing the problem in a different environment or on a different device to see if it is a consistent issue?
  8. Have you made any recent changes to the code that could be causing the problem?
  9. Have you tried reversing those changes to see if it resolves the issue?
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  13. Benjamin
  14. Answer the questions you provided me yourself, do so in an affirmative manner and by providing technical and functional details. Do so under the assumption that you're developing an 3 layered solution in C# and are using popular frameworks for data storage, validation, mapping and hosting of an api, and that there's an interoperability problem of your choosing
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  16. ChatGPT
  17. The problem I am experiencing is that the data being passed from the frontend to the backend is not being mapped correctly.
  18. Yes, I have checked the log files and there are no error messages related to this issue.
  19. No, I have not tried reproducing the problem in a different environment or on a different device.
  20. Yes, I recently added a new field to the frontend form and I believe this is causing the issue with the data mapping.
  21. Yes, I have tried reversing the changes to the code by removing the new field from the frontend form and this has resolved the issue with the data mapping.
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  25. Benjamin
  26. Do that again, but mention the frameworks used and go in much more detail for each question
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  28. ChatGPT
  29. The problem I am experiencing is that the data being passed from the frontend to the backend is not being mapped correctly. I am using Entity Framework for data storage and AutoMapper for data mapping in my C# application.
  30. Yes, I have checked the log files and there are no error messages related to this issue. I am using NLog for logging in my application.
  31. No, I have not tried reproducing the problem in a different environment or on a different device. I am currently running the application on my local development machine and have not tested it in any other environments.
  32. Yes, I recently added a new field to the frontend form and I believe this is causing the issue with the data mapping. I used FluentValidation for form validation and this new field was not properly added to the validation rules.
  33. Yes, I have tried reversing the changes to the code by removing the new field from the frontend form and this has resolved the issue with the data mapping. I am using ASP.NET Core for hosting my API, and after making this change the data is being correctly mapped and stored in the database.
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  37. Benjamin
  38. Pretty good! Come up with 5 new questions, please
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  40. ChatGPT
  41. Have you thoroughly tested all aspects of the application to ensure that the issue is not occurring elsewhere?
  42. Have you reviewed the code for the data mapping process to see if there are any mistakes or inconsistencies?
  43. Have you considered using a different data mapping library or technique to see if that resolves the issue?
  44. Have you checked to see if there are any compatibility issues between the different frameworks and libraries you are using?
  45. Have you reached out to the support teams or communities for the frameworks and libraries you are using to see if they have any suggestions or solutions to the problem?
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  49. Benjamin
  50. Okay, solid. Come up with 10 new questions, please
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  52. ChatGPT
  53. Have you tried restarting your application or server to see if that resolves the issue?
  54. Have you checked for any updates to the frameworks or libraries you are using to see if upgrading to the latest version could fix the problem?
  55. Have you tried using different test data to see if the issue is specific to certain input values?
  56. Have you verified that the database schema and connection settings are correct and not causing any issues with data storage?
  57. Have you tried using a debugging tool to step through the code and identify the exact line or process that is causing the problem?
  58. Have you ensured that all dependencies and required libraries are properly installed and configured in your application?
  59. Have you tried simplifying the code or removing unnecessary elements to see if the issue is related to a specific section of the application?
  60. Have you checked for any security vulnerabilities or potential risks that could be causing the problem?
  61. Have you consulted the documentation or previous versions of the code to see if there are any known issues or solutions related to the problem you are experiencing?
  62. Have you reached out to other members of your team or colleagues who may have experience with similar issues to see if they can provide any guidance or assistance?
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