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When a class uses the new "primary constructor" support, I'm not able to see all the places that call the primary constructor.
internalsealedclassSocketsHttpHandlerMetrics(Metermeter){publicreadonlyUpDownCounter<long>CurrentConnections=meter.CreateUpDownCounter<long>(name:"http-client-current-connections",description:"Number of outbound HTTP connections that are currently active on the client.");publicreadonlyUpDownCounter<long>IdleConnections=meter.CreateUpDownCounter<long>(name:"http-client-current-idle-connections",description:"Number of outbound HTTP connections that are currently idle on the client.");publicreadonlyHistogram<double>ConnectionDuration=meter.CreateHistogram<double>(name:"http-client-connection-duration",unit:"s",description:"The duration of outbound HTTP connections.");}
Clicking on the class name (which is the only place the constructor is shown, gives me just where the class is referenced:
I don't see any calls to new SocketsHttpHandlerMetrics(meter).
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When a class uses the new "primary constructor" support, I'm not able to see all the places that call the primary constructor.
Clicking on the class name (which is the only place the constructor is shown, gives me just where the class is referenced:
I don't see any calls to
new SocketsHttpHandlerMetrics(meter)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: