Andreas Pardeike

Please provide more information on what this solves and how I can verify that it works. Are all possible regressions tested too?

I think this approach does not fully align with my original concept of infixes. Here is my original draft: https://gist.github.com/pardeike/e7cf2eace478b0754c6f46198197bb62 Can you check @copilot ?

@copilot I think this approach does not fully align with my original concept of infixes. Here is my original draft: // Harmony: A draft of how to patch inner methods...

@copilot Someone commented on my draft: Some notes I had while reading it, in no particular order: For convenience, it would seem nice to have a params int[]? indices =...

@copilot Ok, this is a complex PR. Put your critical thinking hat on and review all existing changes. Make sure this passes a detailed scrutiny test including - reuse of...

I don't know enough about the things you refer to for me to fix this. Not sure I can help you.

I need more details on what you are actually doing. Like, what commands are you using exactly when you try to build Harmony. I also don’t understand the motivation behind...

The merge process in Lib.Harmony seems to have problems with the Burst compiler. Since I cannot simply switch this the only option left is to use Lib.Harmony.Thin - its sole...

> What's the difference between building the csproj and the sln though? I'm not using the thin libraries. Basically none. The solution only holds all projects together. Not sure how...

Btw, I ran this: ``` # Ran from the cloned project root directory dotnet restore # Ensures .NET Reference libraries are installed dotnet sln remove Lib.Harmony.Ref/Lib.Harmony.Ref.csproj # Removes reference library,...