When using the generic factory methods to supply a custom marshaller, the interceptors are always created as open generic interceptors, rather than closed generic interceptors. This forces a runtime check of all type arguments, which may not be necessary. The root cause of this is that the GenericSymbolReference.IsSyntaxReferenceClosedTypeOrMethod property from the GenericSymbolReferenceTree project always returns false.
Proposed solution
This issue depends on monkey0506/Monkeymoto.GeneratorUtils.GenericSymbolReferenceTree#2. Because this is more of a performance optimization than a breaking bug, this issue won't be worked on separately in this project, and is for documentation purposes. It will be closed when the referenced issue in GenericSymbolReferenceTree is resolved.
monkey0506
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Describe the issue
When using the generic factory methods to supply a custom marshaller, the interceptors are always created as open generic interceptors, rather than closed generic interceptors. This forces a runtime check of all type arguments, which may not be necessary. The root cause of this is that the
GenericSymbolReference.IsSyntaxReferenceClosedTypeOrMethodproperty from theGenericSymbolReferenceTreeproject always returnsfalse.Proposed solution
This issue depends on monkey0506/Monkeymoto.GeneratorUtils.GenericSymbolReferenceTree#2. Because this is more of a performance optimization than a breaking bug, this issue won't be worked on separately in this project, and is for documentation purposes. It will be closed when the referenced issue in
GenericSymbolReferenceTreeis resolved.Additional considerations
None.