Curious warning

sgmoore
sgmoore
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It appears that the #nullable disable directive only works if it comes after the using Statement.

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No big deal, but just curious as to why.

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  • JoeAlbahari
    JoeAlbahari

    Presumably you have #nullable enabled by default. What will be happening is that the implicit #nullable enable is somehow ending up after the #nullable disable. This might be a side-effect of LINQPad having to extract the using directive and move it to the top of the generated C# code.

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