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.NET Community Toolkit is a collection of helpers and APIs that work for all .NET developers and are agnostic of any specific UI platform. The toolkit is maintained and published by Microsoft, and par...
**Closes** ## PR Checklist - [x] Created a feature/dev branch in your fork (vs. submitting directly from a commit on main) - [x] Based off latest main branch of toolkit...
### Overview I've been writing some code along a very hot path and I'm finding some tension between wanting the safety of using Guard clauses but also worrying about the...
### Discussed in https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/dotnet/discussions/919 Originally posted by **mkulisic** August 22, 2024 Hello, I have a boolean ObservableProperty in my application that can be updated either via the UI by the...
### Overview Is it possible to add minimum allocation and low overhead direct support for Linq on Memory and Span please. There is this project but it does not seam...
### Overview As we know, `RelayCommand` and getter-only properties need to be notified when their dependencies change. That is usually done with `NotifyCanExecuteChangedForAttribute` and `NotifyPropertyChangedForAttribute`. But what needs to be...
### Overview I am trying to write some observable data classes which use mutable array of a fixed size. I need something like ObservableCollection but without the ability to add...
### Describe the bug I am using AsyncRequestMessage in MAUI, I have added a button in the group header of the CollectionView, clicking on the button sends an AsyncRequestMessage but...
### Describe the bug When using the ObservableObject attribute from the CommunityToolkit.Mvvm v8.3.2 package on the code behind partial class of a WPF UserControl like this:  The reference ``...
### Describe the bug i always use ObservableRecipient and its IsActive property, now it seems that does not support AOT/Trim. Solution: i created a new property for this: [ObservableProperty] public...
Can the code generator for [RelayCommand] issue a warning/error if the method name ends in "...Command", to avoid a command unintentionally called "XxxCommandCommand" being generated?