Fred Silberberg
Fred Silberberg
6.0.101 is still available for download at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0, as all previous versions of the sdk are.
@oising that doesn’t have anything to do with this repository. You'll need to open a bug with them.
> Regardless, I couldn't figure WHY it's limited to types? So, this proposal started out being named `file private` types, and led us down the rabbit hole of what does...
@WeihanLi are you using ReSharper? That doesn't look like a roslyn error.
As @Joe4evr said, we likely can't do this. If we had Span when stackalloc was added to the language, it probably would never have returned a pointer array. But it...
I don't think it's technically a breaking change. It would be a very odd language semantic, but it's not technically a break.
@Joe4evr that's why I don't think we'd do this, but that doesn't make this a breaking change. A breaking change changes the meaning of existing, compiling code.
> Roslyn [recognizes `>>>>>>>`](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/accdcb77007e801eabcb2c221bad9ef837b64ee3/src/Compilers/CSharp/Portable/Parser/Lexer.cs#L2368-L2370) as the end of a merge conflict but `>>>` is shorter and so would not conflict with that. Also, if we really wanted to use that...
This introduces a new set of public APIs for the LSP. I'm super excited to see this, but we also need to take it through a public API review. At...
> We will now need to guarantee that a 'static' lambda is emitted as 'static' if its address is taken. Presuming, of course, that we would want to make those...