Add non-recursive extensions for IScheduler allowing to return an IDisposable #710
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"System.Security.VerificationException : Operation could destabilize the runtime."? |
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Maybe dotnet/roslyn#27382. Investigating. |
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Removing |
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More reference: https://twitter.com/jonskeet/status/1002876525119754240 |
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Thread says to remove APTCA: |
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And the docs are changing to say this directly too: dotnet/docs#6199 |
…sposable. This will enable more usages of non-recursive scheduling. Before C# 7.3, the compiler will complain about some ambiguities, so we increase the language version.
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This will enable more usages of non-recursive scheduling. Before C# 7.3, the compiler will complain about some ambiguities, so we increase the language version.