Steven Weerdenburg

Thanks @estrizhok one more question: is the attribute a built-in one within .NET or a custom-defined one you've made? I'm trying to understand how common something like this may be....

Lots of discussion in this topic, I should've clarified my stance. I'm leaning towards that we should change this and provide a more descriptive reason for failure, like how it...

@CharliePoole out of curiosity, can you elaborate on the "well-written fixtures" you mention above, and the performance implications? As a newer involvee in the project, I'm often missing historical context....

Thanks @CharliePoole that was more or less what I had thought you had meant, but glad I double checked 🙂 Appreciate the extra context around one-time setup, static, and caching

I can double check, but I think this API should be available as far back as .NET45 via the System.Memory nuget package.

I did some experimenting with this recently and didn't notice much difference on my computer for already-in-memory streams like MemoryStream until reaching a surprisingly large threshold (I think it was...

@jnm2 I don't have much experience in this part of the framework, but I may have some pockets of time over the next 2 months to investigate this. Are there...

I don't know how it contributes to the larger issue, but I noticed the MsgUtils class creates some intermediate strings. It might help to add overloads that write to a...

We've had a few PRs lately to help address memory consumption in a few places, but I think the biggest cause for consumption (this one) remains. With discussion shifting to...

Regarding Partial Trust, I've noticed another conflict it can cause on .NET Framework when dealing with spans. APIs such as `MemoryExtensions.AsSpan(T[])` will wrap an array in a span, but will...