Cesil has has extension methods in ReflectionExtensionMethods for use in reflection-y code that DRY things up and makes sure nulls are caught early.
Therearefourplaces where a null check is necessary, according to nullable annotations in the BCL, that are currently untested. If these can be tested, they should be - if not, the todos should be replaced with comments explaining why they are impossible and null forgiveness operators (ie. !) used instead of the ifs.
Cesil has has extension methods in
ReflectionExtensionMethodsfor use in reflection-y code that DRY things up and makes sure nulls are caught early.There are four places where a null check is necessary, according to nullable annotations in the BCL, that are currently untested. If these can be tested, they should be - if not, the
todos should be replaced with comments explaining why they are impossible and null forgiveness operators (ie.!) used instead of theifs.