Fabrizio Bagalà
Fabrizio Bagalà
@brentschmaltz using the `NotNullWhen(false)` attribute means that when the method returns `false`, the `enumerable` parameter is not `null`. This allows you to write subsequent code that relies on this guarantee...
@brentschmaltz this happens: ```csharp IEnumerable collection = default!; Console.WriteLine(collection.IsNullOrEmpty()); // Prints 'true' collection = Enumerable.Repeat("a", 3); Console.WriteLine(collection.IsNullOrEmpty()); // Prints 'false' ```
@brentschmaltz the goal of this MR is only to prevent the code from being filled with `CS8602` warnings.
Hi @steakknife, I am also experiencing the same problem as you. The bug is also present in version 2023.5.0 of the app downloaded from the App Store.
I also have the same problem. In addition, I have problems with autocomplete via menu that appears in the text box. Does anyone else experience the same problem?
@faern is there any news about this feature? When this feature will be implemented, it would be nice if there was the ability to bypass apps and websites.
Hi @CBID2. Do you have any idea when you will finish this fix?
> Hi @fabriziobagala. Can you show where the code for the sign-in form is located? I'm having trouble finding it. @CBID2 unfortunately I do not know Ruby on Rails, however...
@michael-tharrington and @PhilipHow can I ask if @CBID2 can fix this bug? Thank you.
@davidleejy I start with the assumption that I have no idea how to fix the bug, but I found some alternatives on the web that I hope will help you...