Fraser Waters

`protected` already has a meaning in the context of the CLR so I'd think it quite confusing to use that same word for this different concept.

I think this makes sense for `downcast` and `upcast` but as @Happypig375 said above it's inconsistent semantics for `:>` and `:?>`.

> @Frassle the inconsistently has been addressed by adjusting the position of the braces. Yes but that's also kinda inconsistent, in that no other operator supports it.

> > you have to explicitly convert strict alias to string > > If we need to be explicit, why is it better than this? > > ```fsharp > []...

I had a look at seeing if https://github.com/SteveSandersonMS/BlazorDesktop could be rejigged to run with webview rather than winforms. Looks possible but I don't have anything working yet.

> Perhaps this could be solved by some additional metadata i.e. property aliases – to allow two properties to be considered the same This sounds expressible, a resource option of...

> /go/pkg/mod/github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/[email protected]/go/pulumi/types.go:212 That's line is `for _, d := range ours {` which even if `ours` is nil shouldn't trigger a nil-deref (nil slices simply return a zero length and...

Looks like this is because the service sets lastUpdate time to 0 when an update is in progress, the cli then uses that to decide the value of updateInProgress. The...

> Does that mean that any backend, which is not using the Pulumi Service, should behave this way? "Should" no, "Will" yes. I'd agree this is a bug, but I...

I love the idea of making the changelog more discoverable and easier for users to notice. I wonder if we can tie these thought in while looking at https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/9945?