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| /// Optionally, <see cref="ParallelOptions"/> can be passed in to configure parallelization. | ||
| /// By default, the default settings are used (which has no limits). | ||
| /// By default, the default settings are used (which have no limits). TODO: no limits on what??? |
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Was just specifying that the default ParallelOptions has no limit on the amount of threads it can use. Also yeah, maybe could abstract out the inner loop into a private function that can be called with a regular foreach? (in an overload)
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i meant the overload more because of options = null.
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I'd rather resolve this before putting TODOs straight into the summary, lol.
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| // TODO: default case? |
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This is just instruction pattern matching, it falls through to the return null; afterwards if none of the conditions fully succeed.
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not what i meant. the todo was specifically referring to "Explicitly document all expected paths, and reserve default for unexpected value"
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I'm still not sure why this needs to be here. The default case just means there's no function name to be found.
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| // TODO: default case? |
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I'm still not sure why this needs to be here. The default case just means there's no function name to be found.
| /// Optionally, <see cref="ParallelOptions"/> can be passed in to configure parallelization. | ||
| /// By default, the default settings are used (which has no limits). | ||
| /// By default, the default settings are used (which have no limits). TODO: no limits on what??? |
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I'd rather resolve this before putting TODOs straight into the summary, lol.
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