Adam Sitnik

hi @Warpten I am aware of this limitation. The problem is that we run the benchmark in a separate process, so passing any data from one to another is not...

> Maybe exposing a method's result as an object would be less limiting? but how should I then serialize it and pass from one process to another without introducing any...

> `bin\Release\net472\` What is the target framework moniker of this project? Could you please upload the project file as well?

Hi @lahma I like this idea and I have even implemented a similar tool in the dotnet/performance repo https://github.com/dotnet/performance/tree/master/src/tools/ResultsComparer Maybe we should add it as a new, global tool similar...

> I think it's a good idea to reuse BenchmarkDotNet.Tool for all kinds of commands. We don't need many different NuGet packages for different commands. @AndreyAkinshin personally I would prefer...

@AndreyAkinshin You are right. BTW if we switch to System.CommandLine (#1016) it should be easier to write a single global tool that handles everything we want (it was designed for...

> Force the runtime to use the latest JIT tier by default from the beginning. It may require some changes in the runtime. Most likely there is a magic env...

Does Unity support C# Source Generators? I wonder if we could implement the support for it (#1770) instead of introducing a new Toolchain. cc @xoofx who might be interested in...

@erichiller it sounds reasonable, please send a PR

I thought that we have already added handling for such cases. Could you please provide sample repro with an output?