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Update the class template to add the sealed modifier by default #772
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Stephen Toub also wrote about benefits of sealed classes: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvements-in-net-6/#peanut-butter |
Roslyn doesn't own these templates. Not sure who does. Maybe the sdk? @KathleenDollard ? |
Going to move this to the project-system repo, who can redirect it as appropriate. |
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In Visual Studio when creating a new class, can we have the sealed modifier included by default?
Posts where the benefit to having sealed classes have been discussed:
Going back and updating the framework is not an option, so the next best thing is possibly to have the template updated to cater for this.
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