Add DLR support for TraceEvent dynamic properties #630
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The Dynamic Language Runtime approach won't be as efficient as the TraceParserGen approach, but it is convenient for prototyping or accessing event data from PowerShell. (see the updates to the documentation for a bit more info) The DLR is supported in .NET Standard 2.0, but not 1.6, so we #if it out for 1.6. Addresses microsoft#617.
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Check it out, @heaths. |
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Looking for a quick way to bring down the count of open Pull Requests? This one is a small, surgical change, complete with appropriate doc and test changes--complete this one for an easy win! :D |
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I agree completely uncontroversial. Sorry for the delay and thanks for doing this. |
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The Dynamic Language Runtime approach won't be as efficient as the
TraceParserGen approach, but it is convenient for prototyping or
accessing event data from PowerShell.
(see the updates to the documentation for a bit more info)
The DLR is supported in .NET Standard 2.0, but not 1.6, so we #if it out
for 1.6.
Addresses #617.