Phillip Carter

A related issue is the build methods are also considered unused, even though that's not really the case. The builder method stuff could get fixed pretty easily, I had a...

Labeling as a bug; regardless of what the level of support is, this shouldn't error out like this. I attempted some SRTP-foo here but didn't get too far, and given...

Perhaps: `#r "frameworkreference: aspnet"` `#r "frameworkreference: windowsdesktop, usewinforms=true` `#r "frameworkreference: windowsdesktop, usewpf=true` `#r "frameworkreference: windowsdesktop, usewinforms=true, usewpf=true` ?

Yeah, having the names match up with the SDK names would be ideal. Is that something we'd considering keeping track of in the dependency manager? I highly doubt these names...

So I believe FSI uses reflection, at which point the values are all the same. However in the case of the anonymous record it prints in alphabetical order. A way...

Nope, seems like a bug to me. Might be worth adding a test case and seeing how this function fares: https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Data/blob/main/src/FSharp.Data.Html.Core/HtmlNode.fs#L115-L174

Yeah, they're meant to preserve whatever formatting is within them (non-html syntax). In this case we're not respecting that.

This seems like a bug in the parser. Generally people don do this kind of alignment so I suppose that's why it hasn't come up yet.

Just here to say that this: > Estimated cost (XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL): S Is something I'd put in L or XL size. There were several attempts to...

This may have be considered by design. Semantically, outrefs are no different from byrefs, and you can do byref returns.