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carlossanlop on 3.1
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JsonSerializer
already in my dotnet/runtime#54158. But what is CreateFromObject
you have mentioned? Is it about to appear in API?
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This seems to be the reason after enabling "SiPolicy_Audit.p7b":
Code integrity determined that a process x attempted to load
dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\5.0.9\System.IO.FileSystem.dll
dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\5.0.9\System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo.dll
dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\5.0.9\System.Text.RegularExpressions.dll
dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\5.0.9\System.Text.Json.dll
that did meet the Custom 1 signing level requirements or violated code integrity policy (Policy ID:{A244370E-44C9-4C06-B551-F6016E563076}). However, due to code integrity auditing policy, the image was allowed to load.
So this means every app made with NET5 can't run in Windows 10 S Mode? Is this normal? o.o
netstandard
target assemblies is in light of the coming .NET 6
? I've asked in a couple of forums and gotten ambiguous responses leading me to believe that, "there is no migration path", but what does this mean in light of 6? what is the proposed solution to that issue? thanks...
netstandard2.x
and /or net5.0
and/or net6.0
, along these lines. Not counting target choices, which API surface areas are appropriate, etc.
16.11.4
build version 16.11.31727.386
. The page 'loads' but nothing happens after that. I try click here to retry
and nothing happens. Based on a gitter response, tried Firefox, also Chrome, same result. Anyone else experiencing the same? Is there a workaround? Thank you...
passing strings by value seems unnecessary overhead as it involves copying the string (it will not always a string literal)
Strings (and everything else descended from object
) are reference types. When you pass one of them, you're passing a pointer in memory to the data of the object, not the data itself; you're already passing a reference.
StringBuilder
because that's inherent to the nature of StringBuilder
functionality, but this is not how string passing works in the general case.
What I know is that string is copied by value. It is an object but has some special rules to make using it easier.
why can't it be optional and the compilers add it when necessary
DoFrob(myStr)
vs DoFrob(ref myStr)
This will not break VB code
netcore 3.1
, which apparently makes a difference, there is no EF6 migration path there, with the examples I am seeing, i.e.SqlParameter parameter1 = new SqlParameter("@Parameter1", "Value");
context.Database.SqlQuery<YourType>("exec usp_StoredProcedure @Parameter1", parameter1).ToList()
5.0.13
? is it possible?