3.13.3 Regression - CollectionTally correctly handles ImmutableDictionary again#4097
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| { | ||
| if (items is ICollection ic) | ||
| return new ArrayList(ic); | ||
| var list = items is ICollection ic ? new ArrayList(ic.Count) : new ArrayList(); |
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ImmutableDictionary.CopyTo will convert the underlying type which is why the ctor which took in an ICollection was failing, but we can at least initialize the ArrayList to the proper size if it is known
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Cherrypick PR #4097 onto main
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Fixes #4095
Allows CollectionTally to work with ImmutableDictionary properly again by avoiding a bulk-add for the ICollection case