Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
> Knowing what I know now, I also don't honestly see a conceptual difference between: I'm not sure there is a meaningful one, but when using `CommandLineBuilder`, the guidance is...
It's not really a container. It doesn't allow open-ended registration, doesn't handle object instantiation, and doesn't handle disposal.
Open generics aren't supported and type mappings are exact, i.e. if you only register something as `IWidget`, you can't resolve `Widget`. Every type must be registered explicitly. It's really intended,...
@briangithex This is exactly right ... for the server-side execution model. But we've been shifting code execution to the browser using Blazor, and we hope to revisit this.
We do want to add support for this in `dotnet try`. See #230.
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Up and down let you move between lines for multiple-line submissions: I'd be happy to see the keyboard shortcuts made configurable. It should be pretty simple to do if I...
The readline library that `dotnet-repl` uses is [Radline](https://github.com/spectreconsole/radline), although the keyboard settings are controlled by `dotnet-repl`. I'm open to changing them and it would also probably be pretty simple to...
I'm able to repro this again on the M1 Mac as well.
`System.CommandLine.NamingConventionBinder` is heavily reliant on reflection and would need an almost complete rewrite in order to become trimmable.