Async lambda autocomplete doesn't recognize Task wrapper.
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When you create an async lambda with implicit typing (as in a LINQ statement) then LINQPad thinks the return value of the method is `T` rather than `Task` when it comes to autocomplete suggestions.
In the above code, LINQPad thinks that `i` is a bool when it's really a Task and it shows you autocomplete suggestions for booleans. When you try to compile/run, it obviously throws an error and, although not suggested by autocomplete, you can still write `i.Result == true` and it will compile and run fine.
In the above code, LINQPad thinks that `i` is a bool when it's really a Task and it shows you autocomplete suggestions for booleans. When you try to compile/run, it obviously throws an error and, although not suggested by autocomplete, you can still write `i.Result == true` and it will compile and run fine.
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Oh, and I'm using LINQPad v4.53.16 (AnyCPU) with an activated Premium Edition.
So you can replicate the issue:var items = new[] {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6};
items.Select(async (i) => {
await Task.Delay(10);
return i > 3;
})
.Count(i => i.Result == true)
.Dump();