Really? did you see the MSDN documentation for XmlAttributeAttribute Class. It clearly says:
To address your Second question
Yes it does, in whichever situation compiler can infer it; you don't need to be explicit. For example, if you have defined a generic function like
You can just call the function saying below cause it can infer the type from the first parameter which is of type
Instead of being explicit and calling like
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Really? did you see the MSDN documentation for XmlAttributeAttribute Class. It clearly says:
To address your Second question
Yes it does, in whichever situation compiler can infer it; you don't need to be explicit. For example, if you have defined a generic function like
You can just call the function saying below cause it can infer the type from the first parameter which is of type
Instead of being explicit and calling like
You will get the same kind of info message name can be simplified Running the following dotnet format command reports an error in latest .Net version (6.0.301)
Unhandled exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: The file 'IDE0001' does not appear to be a valid project or solution file. This should be resolved in 6.0.4xx SDK branch. @WillClayworth you can use FWIW I still get errors even with the work around $ dotnet --version same error with @pseidel-kcf @nathansolidatus Sorry about that. My next suggestion would be to install our 6.x build as a global tool and invoke the global tool rather than using the dotnet CLI. dotnet tool install -g dotnet-format --version "6.*" --add-source https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/dnceng/public/_packaging/dotnet6/nuget/v3/index.json Be sure to invoke as I'm also experiencing this issue and would prefer to use the .net 6 version. Are there plans to address this issue or at least discontinue the use of that argument if it won't be supported? |