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As a practical matter it's easy to forget in C# and it's up to you to remember. Those two analyzers are disabled by default and prone to both false positives an
by electroly 1y ago
As a practical matter it's easy to forget in C# and it's up to you to remember. Those two analyzers are disabled by default and prone to both false positives and false negatives. They hardcoded the known behavior of a bunch of .NET classes to get it to be usable at all.