Added method to flatten paged content into one async collection #744
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… method. Also fixed ClientHelper using incorrect guild batch count.
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This could wait until C# 8 so I can replace the PagedCollectionEnumerator with just a yield return |
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Wouldn't the release take another year or so? |
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Discord.Net 2.x could also take another year. So it depends on if both C# 8 and the next major version are released near each other I guess. |
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I don't think 2.0 will take that long to release, as 2.0 includes some breaking changes that need to be pushed ASAP. 3.0 would make more sense for integrating C#8 changes. |
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… method. Also fixed ClientHelper using incorrect guild batch count. (discord-net#744)
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Now you can use LINQ with your async collections. Have fun.