Andreas Gullberg Larsen

Relevant changes coming in https://github.com/angularsen/UnitsNet/pull/1587 Let's re-evaluate after those are merged.

I'll defer this to @josesimoes who authored and maintains the NanoFramework version of UnitsNet.

`default(Temperature).DegreesCelsius` works in UnitsNet 6.0.0-pre17 and 5.75.0. Sounds like this is specific to the nanoFramework code generator, which differs a lot from the main library. I unfortunately am swamped with...

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Reopening, we should be able to get this PR sorted and merged

Hi, thanks for putting in the effort, but without knowing this domain it seems to me maybe this quantity falls short on our criteria list: https://github.com/angularsen/UnitsNet/wiki/Adding-a-New-Unit#great-but-before-you-start In short, I'm not...

The problem is by design, they are ambiguous. You'll have to convert unambiguous abbreviations, or specify the units explicitly in one of many ways: https://github.com/angularsen/UnitsNet#convert-quantity-to-unit---iquantity-and-enum

Hold on, I was too quick. *Kilo*cubicmeter and *hecto*cubicmeter? This sounds very weird to me and I can't find much on Google on this. It was added 8 years ago...

Yes, I forgot to include that in option B, but we would have to change the abbreviations to solve this issue. I think that's fair anyway, as these units seem...

`10³·m3 | ThousandCubicmeter` `10²·m3 | HundredCubicmeter` I suggest using the `·` syntax for consistency with our guidelines: https://github.com/angularsen/UnitsNet/wiki/Adding-a-New-Unit#abbreviation-naming-conventions