EnableAotAnalyzer by default for src libraries #81608
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This flips the default of EnableAotAnalyzer to true so all new libraries are analyzed by default. It also allows us to easily see which libraries haven't been annotated yet. I also fixed the warnings in 2 libraries that were really quick: System.Memory.Data and System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-infrastructure-libraries Issue DetailsThis flips the default of EnableAotAnalyzer to true so all new libraries are analyzed by default. It also allows us to easily see which libraries haven't been annotated yet. I also fixed the warnings in 2 libraries that were really quick: System.Memory.Data and System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter.
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Failure is #81123. |
* EnableAotAnalyzer by default for src libraries This flips the default of EnableAotAnalyzer to true so all new libraries are analyzed by default. It also allows us to easily see which libraries haven't been annotated yet. I also fixed the warnings in 2 libraries that were really quick: System.Memory.Data and System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter. Contributes to dotnet/runtime#75480 Commit migrated from dotnet/runtime@ea7e1c7
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This flips the default of EnableAotAnalyzer to true so all new libraries are analyzed by default. It also allows us to easily see which libraries haven't been annotated yet.
I also fixed the warnings in 2 libraries that were really quick: System.Memory.Data and System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter.
Contributes to #75480