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Looks good to me! Wasn't sure that C# 9 features were going to be supported by older runtimes (eg. Framework) as I remember seeing something saying that new C# features were going to coincide with new .NET releases but it is pretty cool to find out that at least things like While this is not directly relevant to this issue, thought I would share something that I found out recently with some Microsoft.* 5.0.0 dependencies: Azure/azure-functions-vs-build-sdk#472 |
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netstandard1.1..editorconfigfile which has changed in a breaking way (Add Support for VS 16.8 Which Introduced Breaking Changes EditorConfig#42) to support VS 16.8.EnforceCodeStyleInBuild(This is awesome).is objecttois not null. This has been on my mind for a long time. There is a lot more that could be done but getting some C# 9 in early.