Joseph Price

I hit the same issue [here](https://github.com/thoth-org/Thoth.Json/issues/204). I ended up publishing a fresh version to my privage github packages nuget repo and have been relying on that since.

Also found that [react-native-permissions](https://github.com/zoontek/react-native-permissions/blob/77fd4ac187fc6b13fbc1bbbcfcc93aa62f9510cd/ios/RNPermissions.mm#L320-L339) and [react-native-notifications-utils](https://github.com/Stringsaeed/react-native-notifications-utils/blob/fbf93005c45c6a1f0c2dec9774e5534fd87d9ba5/ios/NotificationsUtils.swift#L14) have been updated to support this.

Even after manually installing the libs, I get the error "An error occurred: Can't get attribute 'Log' on

Going by the syntax tree alone, it seems to be a difference between the flags `MemberKind:Member` and `MemberKind:PropertyGetSet`: https://sharplab.io/#v2:DYLgZgzgNALiCGEZQCYgNQB8YE8AOApgAQBKBEeA9gHYTEC8RRAsAFBPwBGSATvAMYwiYaiCIBLakIC0APglS2HbjD6Dh1AExiAFJJnz9ASiIB3cTAAWROjCVEuvAUJEAFHpTy79ROQpgm5lZEAOYEyDbhbEA=== Adding parens around the function type turns it from a plain...

Yup, I can take a shot at it.

I haven't had time to work on this (as it's not pressing, just a nice to have), but noticed that another smaller tweak could be adding a `quiet` or `silent`...

I hit this as well when trying to get a required field that is `null | string`. `#[validate(required)]` adds it to required, but does not include null as a value....

Ok cool. In that case, since dotnet/fsharp projects have explicit names, it's easy to have behavior that is extension based and does what the user is expecting - a folder,...

I just hit this when referencing a private string defined at the top-level of a module. In that case, adding `[]` gets it to inline while still being private.

Yup I wasn't trying to use Auto and had the language specific lib configured. I reverted back to the old api for now but will create a repro branch sometime...