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Add tests for unbox expressions and remove incorrect assertion#3874
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LGTM cc: @VSadov |
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The fix to #3873 was included in #4025, and since that's been merged in, this no longer covers that. |
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test this please |
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…tests Add tests for unbox expressions and remove incorrect assertion Commit migrated from dotnet/corefx@fe9351e
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Fixes #3873 as the incorrect assertions would cause these tests to fail
incorrectly, and the assertions should only affect such tests.