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Query: Consider translating String.Equals(String, StringComparison) for selected values of StringComparison
See original GitHub issueCurrently we support the == operator and the String.Equals(String) methods which both have the same behavior in-memory as String.Equals(String, StringComparison.Ordinal). We could also support the latter without making significant changes and possibility other values of StringComparsion such as OrdinalIgnoreCase by applying LOWER() on both operands.
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@xperiandri Still does not work in 3.0 I was shocked that it doesn’t! 😂😂
Maybe you would add Roslyn analyzer that will display info about that in design time? Because having this warning in runtime is not an excellent experience.