Aaron Stannard
Aaron Stannard
Yes we are! I've been able to implement this in some other repos: https://seankilleen.com/2024/03/beautiful-net-test-reports-using-github-actions/ - that or something similar to it would be great
Going to assume this is something that'll happen around Akka.NET 2.0
> Comments can clear this up for us. I've seen this in the wild, and I think every codebase would benefit from enforcing describing how a method exits. Understanding fundamental...
Related: https://github.com/Aaronontheweb/EvilRoslynAnalyzers/issues/19 - looks like we should ban `IEnumerator` while we're at it. `for` loops with mutable counter variables are the only corporate-approved way to iterate.
> `for` is all you need If it's good enough for C++ developers, it's good enough for C#
Management loves your suggestions @TenCoKaciStromy - keep this up and you'll be rewarded with pizza in the office at the end of the year
> Unknown compiler bugs might generate incorrect state machines. Should I flag this as a security issue then too? Seems scary to me
> ThreadPool need to steal from each other creating extra work for the ThreadPool Wow, so `await` is THEFT?!?!
