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Sgen: Added 'default-namespace' argument #46500

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@TalAloni TalAloni commented Jan 1, 2021

The .NET runtime support loading pre-generated assemblies according to both the type & defaultNamespace when creating an XmlSerializer instance,
Given that, it is extremely useful to have the ability to generate an assembly for different defaultNamespace.

The .NET runtime support loading pre-generated assemblies according to both the type & defaultNamespace when creating an XmlSerializer instance,
Given that, it is extremely useful to have the ability to generate an assembly for different defaultNamespace.
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A couple of notes. But looks fine to me.

Base automatically changed from master to main March 1, 2021 09:07
@terrajobst terrajobst added the community-contribution Indicates that the PR has been added by a community member label Jul 19, 2021
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lgtm

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