make networking easier to debug with console #53178
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl Issue DetailsIt adds reference to Console in debug build to make it easier to add
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stephentoub
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Nice change. I've also just done p/invoke to printf for this, but this seems better. |
geoffkizer
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ManickaP
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It seems like test projects do not reference individual assemblies. When I test it, it just worked without any change @ManickaP. |
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It adds reference to Console in debug build to make it easier to add
Console.WriteLineduring debugging without need to modify project files. Two projects already had that but only for Unix. This change makes it consistent in common networking projects.