Cole Tobin

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I haven't had a chance to do much testing to narrow it down, but the stack frame directly before `Unbox` has `T = BoxShadows`. I don't know if that's the...

I realized my screenshot isn't that useful, if at all. I didn't realize at the time that `Unbox` is a .NET function; I just assumed I was in the depths...

It's something involving a `ContentPresenter` and `BoxShadows`. Still investigating. ![`(TValue)value!`](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11381599/187244540-29000a8b-30ea-4675-9d8d-38d2b4e14e0e.png) ![`target`](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11381599/187244522-04ed1fd4-c7e8-48fb-9656-0216b85586d2.png) ![`this`](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11381599/187244532-2031c694-ca10-4692-b915-855e4ff3a271.png)

I think I found it! In our themes, we had some `` styles. These worked in 0.10.x, and I guess would parse as an empty `BoxShadows` object, but in 11.0-preview1,...

Internally, a `` has a ``, hence the selector. Regardless, using a `` directly (like below) just presents a blank window. The DevTools show a `` being created inside the...

That didn't change anything; The window is still blank...

Using `{x:Null}` gives an NRE at startup, as expected. But it's throwing in a different place (`Setter.cs[101]`). It's inside this function: ```cs void IAvaloniaPropertyVisitor.Visit(StyledPropertyBase, ref SetterVisitorData) ```

The C# extension also *removes* the coloring of the comment upon load. If I open VS Code with it disabled, I get syntax coloring of the XML, but once I...

In my `settings.json`, my relevant settings are: ```json "csharp.semanticHighlighting.enabled": true, "csharp.suppressHiddenDiagnostics": false, "omnisharp.enableAsyncCompletion": true, "omnisharp.enableDecompilationSupport": true, "omnisharp.enableImportCompletion": true, "omnisharp.enableRoslynAnalyzers": true, ``` Deleting them all has no effect.

Disabling semantic highlighting does not fix the issue with coloring (even after restart). I am using the Dark+ theme. When cycling through them, I can see them colored for a...