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Async method naming
See original GitHub issueThere’s a bit of inconsistency in the project with its use of asynchronous naming conventions:
Sometimes a method follows the Microsoft naming guidelines, including an -Async suffix (e.g. OpenAsync) and other times the suffix is not present (e.g. IHtmlFormElement.Submit()).
What is the preferred coding style and should there be a cleanup to make the project conform?
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- Created 8 years ago
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Implemented, see PR #301.
Clearly we are discussing different things.