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I noticed that ever since I included this package I can't seem to be able to initialize a generic list using anything but the default constructor even when I'm not referencing the namespace.
For now I'm working around it by adding using Generics = System.Collections.Generic; and then using new Generics.List<T>(int) in my code, but it would be awesome if this package would either not mess with the linking of Generics or provide those constructor overloads.
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I noticed that ever since I included this package I can't seem to be able to initialize a generic list using anything but the default constructor even when I'm not referencing the namespace.
For now I'm working around it by adding
using Generics = System.Collections.Generic;
and then usingnew Generics.List<T>(int)
in my code, but it would be awesome if this package would either not mess with the linking of Generics or provide those constructor overloads.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: