Added UserAgentFallback to App #406
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| BridgeConnector.Socket.Emit("appGetUserAgentFallback"); | ||
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Hmm .Result can causes deadlocks. The cleanest implementation would be:
public Task GetUserAgentFallback
public void SetUserAgentFallback
Or what do you guys think?
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I think it would be a problem with functions that are called regularly during application runtime. I would leave it at Properties.
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I think some application design is important too... otherwise we would only have methods..
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@Mandrakia Thanks for your contribution. |
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Added UserAgentFallback to the App object