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Just noticed that the library has an attribute called UsedImplicitly which can be used to basically mark the function as having a usage.
Just wondering if it's a good idea to use this in the ExecutableAttribute since that'd mean that in our tests we can see that each step is actually marked as used in our IDE.
e.g.
vs
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Just noticed that the library has an attribute called
UsedImplicitly
which can be used to basically mark the function as having a usage.Just wondering if it's a good idea to use this in the
ExecutableAttribute
since that'd mean that in our tests we can see that each step is actually marked as used in our IDE.e.g.
vs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: