Merge | SqlConnection cosmetic changes #3275
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I think you goal here is to get one side in line with the other. In that case I can be a lot more forgiving to stuff like order of properties. No need to address the comments, just raising them as things to think on.
Otherwise, glad to get closer to merging the big beasts.
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I'm assuming the goal here is just to get it into the same place as it is in netcore? Otherwise I'd be a stickler and say properties belong after constructors
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Exactly - the goal's to make a Visual Studio diff useful. I've tested reordering properties, but it'd rapidly increase the size of the diff: even moving a dozen properties resulted in a 300-line change.
I agree it'd be a good idea to deal with code style fixups though. We could do this after the codebases are merged, or file-by-file through the merged codebase. The WPF repo is going through this at the moment, and the approach they've taken is dotnet/wpf#10270.
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I don't get this ordering scheme at all.... If we're just trying to get one side in line with the other side, then I won't complain. But if we're not, we've got privates before publics, properties before constructors, properties after constructors...
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nit: this one is one I've butted heads with people in the past. Technically, the else is redundant here since if the condition is triggered, we exit the method. In my IDE, I get notices about them, so I usually try to avoid them. But I admit, it is tidier to have the else-if chain. Though it would be even better if this could be written as a switch block :/
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@edwardneal ok that was more dangerous, but yeahhhh I just rebased your branch off of main and fixed the merge conflicts (please don't be mad) |
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Thanks rebasing this @benrr101. I noticed that CI was failing on the netfx project, so I've adjusted it slightly. |
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Contributes to #1261.
This is easier to review commit-by-commit - it performs formatting changes, reorders members, synchronises comments and other cosmetic changes. The end result is that SqlConnection is reduced to a -315/+305 diff.
The remaining diff is 1/3 context connection handling, 1/3 logging changes, 1/6 unported performance improvements and 1/6 being the "real" set of behavioural changes.)
Could someone run CI against this please?