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Debug Assert Failing Tests in Windows 8.1 #534

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zsd4yr opened this issue Mar 7, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3219
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Debug Assert Failing Tests in Windows 8.1 #534

zsd4yr opened this issue Mar 7, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3219
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zsd4yr commented Mar 7, 2019

There may be more but here is an example on TryGetSystemMetricsForDpi in UnsafeNativeMethods

This is a Windows 8.1 Testing blocker as we wish to test debug skews to discover paths which differ between Release and Debug configurations.

This should not be here. Debug Asserts should not be present if there is a way out of the build. Instead, this should be Trace.WriteLine or it should not exist.

@dreddy-work dreddy-work added 🪲 bug Product bug (most likely) good first issue Issue should be easy to implement, good for first-time contributors labels Mar 15, 2019
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