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Merge stabilization into master #11696
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…-stabilization Merge master back to stabilization
…st to drop the return value. Expression trees can naturally ignore return value when necessary and old compiler was skipping relaxation in this case. Fixes: #8804
fix issue with telemetry.
This restores the ability to utter the following test phrases: - test mac please - test linux please
Add mac / linux trigger phrases
Port two Update3 changes to stabilization.
Don't classify the entire document when we're accurate tagging.
Add ChecksumAlgorithm to csc/vbc build task Fixes #10451
Updates CoreFX dependencies to rc3-24126-00
…ors. Fixes some of the scenarios for https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/DevDiv/_workitems?id=204561&_a=edit.
Harden active statement mapping
stabilization is now for Visual Studio 2015 Update 3, master is targeting Visual Studio "15".
@dotnet-bot test vsi please |
Disallow invocation of extension methods off of types as query operators.
Suppress dynamic access to instance indexers off of types.
Update the branches and build badges to current targets
* Tests: fix minasync Task<T> to derive from Task * Tests: provide MinAsyncCorlibRef This combines the async features of minasync with mincorlib to produce a minimum unversioned corlib with async stubs. * Compilation: use System.Object from target corlib When creating a script compilation without an explicit return type, System.Object was being resolved via reflection from the host. This resulted in an implicit dependency of a script compilation on the host corlib, even if a different corlib was specified as a reference for the compilation (e.g. Xamarin.iOS). Fix this by using System.Object as defined in the corlib resovled for the compilation.
Order GlobalNamespace declarations to match Compilation.SyntaxTrees
Merging to unblock folks who are blocked on the build issue asap.
@dotnet-bot retest windows_debug_unit32_prtest please |
@dotnet-bot retest windows_debug_unit64_prtest please |
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