Initialize m_fInPlaceSS #109008
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A recent fix added a new field to the DebuggerPatchSkip object and missed initializing it false. This causes the new in-place patch skipping logic activate at random depending on the value of uninitialized memory. Fixing this by initializing the variable.
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Started backporting to release/9.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/11401116205 |
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A recent fix added a new field to the DebuggerPatchSkip object and missed initializing it false. This causes the new in-place patch skipping logic activate at random depending on the value of uninitialized memory. Fixing this by initializing the variable.