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Added a function overload builder #1126
Added a function overload builder #1126
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What's the benefit of using the builder here? The only places I can see it being used is to do a full replace - feels like it would be more straightforward to just do
this.fixedParameterTypes = parameterTypes.ToImmutableArray();
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Mostly felt kind of weird to create a list and then throw it out immediately. There is also a slight memory optimization (likely not noticeable in any way) because we avoid an extra allocation from
ToImmutableArray()
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