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Respect the new DynamicDependencyAttribute #1148
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I think for illink we could drop support for the internal @sbomer could you work on this (/cc @vitek-karas) ? |
Part of this will involve defining the wildcard behavior. Currently:
For consistency, I think we should make both support the same syntax. The design review for the attribute gives this example as a reason why we need wildcards for the attribute - in this case, on the type.
This will allow selecting multiple types, and also multiple members of those types at the same time. edit: Actually, since we're adding overloads to the attribute that take
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My understanding of the API review result was that we don't want to support wildcards and that we're replacing that functionality with the This probably means that it would be nice to refactor bits of the existing support in the data flow code such that we can use one place which understands the |
I agree with Vitek that the wildcards support was not agreed/spec-ed enough to be implemented. |
This should be fixed by #1215 |
The official public API for
PreserveDependencyAttribute
was renamed toDynamicDependencyAttribute
. Also aMemberTypes
property was added toDynamicDependencyAttribute
.We should respect this new attribute in the linker.
See dotnet/runtime#30902 for discussion.
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