Make RandomNumberGenerator.Create return a singleton #52495
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @bartonjs, @vcsjones, @krwq, @GrabYourPitchforks Issue DetailsInspired by #40169 and #52373. This makes the implementation of Attempting to dispose of the returned singleton instance will no-op. The implementation of /cc @jeffhandley
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Inspired by #40169 and #52373. This makes the implementation of
RandomNumberGenerator.Create()return a singleton instance. So apps which need to callRandomNumberGenerator.Create()instead of using the static accelerator APIs can still take advantage of a non-allocating factory.Attempting to dispose of the returned singleton instance will no-op. The implementation of
RandomNumberGenerator.Create(string)is not changed. Using that API will continue to go through the normalCryptoConfigactivation code paths./cc @jeffhandley