Michael Ganss
Michael Ganss
I don't understand the use case completely. The generated classes are intended to be used with `XmlSerializer` so if that's compatible with native AOT it should work. I don't think...
No, an automatic implementation of `IXmlSerializable` is not possible in the current implementation and outside the scope of the project. Have you considered using [SGen](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/xml-serializer-generator-tool-sgen-exe)?
@strigefleur What's the issue with the way it's currently implemented? How can it be fixed?
No, at least I'm not working on it. I'm open to PRs though.
Perhaps for now you can use the type name substitution feature (`--tns` and `--tnsf`) or the PascalCase feature (`-a`) which just got improved (see #413).
Wow, that's an awesome project you're doing. Do let me know once there is something to try out, would love to check it out! Yes, you're right, using it from...
This syntax seems to be unsupported by AngleSharp.Css currently.
@adnan-kamili Use the prerelease version of HtmlSanitizer (currently [8.1.866-beta](https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlSanitizer/8.1.866-beta))
@jamesperrin AngleSharp.Css is still not at 1.0 yet.
What is your configuration? The HTML comment syntax used inside a script element does not create HTML comments but they become part of the script's text.