Add NativeAnnotationAttribute to the metadata file #2001
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Is this wired up end-to-end? Are we using a version of clangsharp that emits this? Were there any changes to the baseline? |
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I stumbled on this when I tried to update the version of ClangSharp we were using internally - not sure if this is being used end-to-end or is in the baseline (I honestly don't know how to check). |
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Just ran into this myself now. Had |
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ClangSharp has recently started emitting the
NativeAnnotationattribute for C++annotateattributes: dotnet/ClangSharp#552This PR adds the definition of
NativeAnnotationAttributeto metadata.cs.