[release/8.0-rc1] [release/8.0] Events for IL methods without IL headers #92317
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Dynamically generated methods like UnsafeAccessor functions are marked as IL, but don't contain an IL header. The lack of header is an indication the IL must be generated at runtime.
Co-authored-by: Tlakaelel Axayakatl Ceja <tlakaelel.ceja@microsoft.com>
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@mmitche this is targeting rc1 instead of rc2. |
This is intentionally targeting RC1 |
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Backport of #90844 to release/8.0-rc1
/cc @mmitche @github-actions[bot]
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