C#void TestMethod() {
var persons = new List<Person>() {
n.<<:caret:>>
};
}
The "n." template shouldn't be expanded within the Object Initializer
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Reactivated due to an additional specification from Jeremy Addy:
Sorry,
I guess I wasn't expecting the fix would be to completely remove the n. template from the object initializer.
I was expecting that when you use any form of the n template inside an object initializer, that it would work as before, but not put the "var name =" portion before it.
C#List<Claim> _list = new List<Claim>{
new Claim()
};
There are still issues with all other forms of the n template inside of object initializers. Try expanding the nrx template.
C#var regexs = new List<Regex>{
nrx
};
Thanks.
We have reproduced this behavior and will prepare a fix for this problem shortly.