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It's good practice to declare which methods and classes rely on calling non AOT-safe code (well, almost none of IronPython is AOT safe because it is literally powered by the dynamic language runtime) and adding RequiresUnreferencedCodeAttribute and RequiresDynamicCodeAttribute to applicable classes will enable analysers and trim warnings to appear in projects that consume IronPython and attempt to enable AOT publish, trimming or ready to run configuration.
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It's good practice to declare which methods and classes rely on calling non AOT-safe code (well, almost none of IronPython is AOT safe because it is literally powered by the dynamic language runtime) and adding
RequiresUnreferencedCodeAttribute
andRequiresDynamicCodeAttribute
to applicable classes will enable analysers and trim warnings to appear in projects that consume IronPython and attempt to enable AOT publish, trimming or ready to run configuration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: