Aaron Robinson

This appears to only be happening on arm64.

> Is it correct way to check if interface is implemented on .NET side? No. There is no supported way to do this and it violates some core principles of...

> If this is .NET object we can call .NET to get list of supported methods/properties to show in editor. Object that implements interface doesn't know anything about editor. I...

/cc @tgani-msft @jkotas @dotnet/interop-contrib

> we need to make sure no scenario is source breaking. We need a bit more care on this front. Source that is written and owned by a team can...

> which seems to be necessary for some reason I did quick search in this repo for uses of that attribute and it seems rather core. Something that seems interesting...

Any thoughts resurrecting the following PR: https://github.com/actions/setup-dotnet/pull/152 I'd like a way to specify the architecture too. I need to test on win-x86 and setting that up is complicated.

Is this a .NET 9 ask?

Support has been added to all officially supported runtimes - CoreCLR, native AOT and mono. I believe this has made it into the latest .NET 9 Preview. There are some...

This looks like an SDK/build issue. The registration isn't correct in the manifest, at least based on the OPs analysis. The SDK team, or perhaps Roslyn, should take a look...