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This is ready for review. However, this could be taken one step further by updating the TFM from |
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I currently get compile time errors when DotNetBenchMark is compiling the code, i.e. when running.
MSBuild wants GenerateDocumentationFile be set. We have it set on all other projects, I think we should move it to Directory.Build.props instead. For some reason MS can only check for 'unused namespace' if documentation is enabled.
However setting that results in CS1591 errors as there is no documentation, we have disabled that in various other test projects.
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Thanks @manfred-brands . I can make those updates tomorrow. It'll likely also require a EDIT: Ah, you covered that already in your review comment too. Thanks! |
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I made them here and can push them if you are ok with that. |
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Sure! Feel free, thanks @manfred-brands |
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I'm happy with this now. Verify it runs for you.
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Thanks @manfred-brands @mikkelbu |
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The requested changes are done and I've confirmed that @manfred-brands 's changes also work for me. I'll wait a few days before merging in case anyone wants to take another look. |
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Still looks good to me :). Thanks for the work @stevenaw and @manfred-brands 👍
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Thanks @mikkelbu ! |
Fixes #4806
This PR gets the benchmarks running again by following the steps outlined in the issue. I was able to inject the assemblyconfiguration at runtime by defining a BenchmarkDotNet Job based on the default one