Multiple fixes related to Dictionary.Keys bug#1786
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…the value should not be disposed
…eneric arguments as long as there is no ambiguity
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Could you split part 2 out into a separate PR for discussion and add a few tests? |
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Do you have any specific concerns? The reason I made the quality of life change is to use it in |
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Dictionary.Keysto be confused with theDictionaryitselfGeneric.IEnumerable(obj), which previously required the generic type argument to be specified. E.g.Generic.IEnumerable[String](obj)was requiredDoes this close any currently open issues?
fixes #1785
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