David

I'm using 2.59.4 and this is still happening. :(

> We do not explicitly re-order modifiers though such as sealed and override. So you're saying you can't reproduce the issue as described above? Because right now it sure does...

I'm having the issue right now with Visual Studio 16.4, on a side project that is *not* an EXE but rather a controls and forms library. @davidwengier workaround with `_ExplicitReference`...

Another thing that might be of interest: It is reported [here](https://github.com/actions/runner-images/blob/main/images/linux/Ubuntu2204-Readme.md) that Linux runners on GitHub have SQLite v3.37.2 preinstalled. I did not find anything about SQLite for [MacOS runner](https://github.com/actions/runner-images/blob/main/images/macos/macos-12-Readme.md)....

@ericsink > but it could be due to a failure to copy the native library dependency into place during the build. In fact, that's my guess of what's going on...

@ericsink the one that failed.

@willemduncan in my example, removing `CDATA` will result in badly formed XML for the comment, because of this line: ```cs /// class Foo : IComparable ``` It will complain about...

Likewise, any code making use of greater than / lower than operators will also have this issue.

I've found this MSDN blog post from 2006 (!) that mentions using `CDATA` to encapsulate example code segments: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ansonh/2006/09/11/c-xml-documentation-comments-faq/

Just so we're clear: I don't expect CodeMaid tidying up my code example as it does with regular code. :) I just feel that CDATA objects found within code comments...