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VerificationException with reflection, static abstract interface methods, and generic constraints #73658
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@trylek / @davidwrighton if this is expected? |
I'll take a look later today once I'm done with another SVM-related bug. |
moving to 8 to reduce churn at this point. |
@silkfire you marked thumbs down. Is this issue affecting you? |
Not directly. It was more to show support to those people who were hoping this would be fixed in the upcoming .NET version. |
@mangod9 Is it really more than one year needed to say is that expected or bug? :) Sorry if I've misinterpreted the milestone assign. I was affected by the issue on .NET 7 (p7). Nothing serious but just curious what was that. |
I believe the issue is a bug. The milestone change just means that it's too late in .NET 7 release cycle to fix this especially as we haven't yet identified the correct fix. Once the fix is understood we may be able to fix this in a servicing release. |
Welp, I hit this today. Not that big a deal for me, since this was an exploratory slab of code, but now I know this behavior is a bug and what I had expected it to do is likely what I want. Shame there's not a clear timeframe on the fix yet, but oh well. |
… constraints (#89061) - The major problem was the logic which incorrectly would instantiate the methods when it wasn't necessary - As the number of flags to the implementation functions has grown very large, this change also includes logic converting them all to a single flags variable when passing them around Fixes #73658 Fixes #78865
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Is that expected?
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