Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott
Ah, I just noticed the doc itself defines an `AsyncLazy` class. Much of this doc is good for general consumption beyond ASP.NET Core. And I'm pretty sure folks will apply...
> On the topic of vs-threading, is it worth showing an example of JoinableTaskFactory, I know the point being conveyed is that blocking is bad, but there's still merit in...
I use System.Reflection.Metadata for highly parallelized scans (in assemblyrefscanner). It works great.
@MarcoRossignoli The way I do it is add `Debugger.Launch()` to some early executing code in my assembly. I tried that here, in my own test discoverer class, but it was...
I didn't realize you were waiting on me. It looked like you were calling out results of your investigation as you went. What would you like me to do to...
OK, thanks. Ya, none of what you've discovered causes any root cause ideas to come to mind.
I *may* have to do that, but as many of our repos take several minutes to run tests, I'd rather not have to run them twice. Also, they're not all...
Yes, it's possible. We have a simple codegen endpoint which is apparently what you tried, which puts you in the same (partial) class. But we have a more "I own...
To the extent that we can generate nullable ref annotated code regardless of the rest of the project, I think we should. But emitting the `#nullable enable` directive shouldn't be...
IMO we shouldn't try to do (much) more magic than Roslyn would be willing to do. The only mandatory goal IMO is this: Make it possible to write generators that...