Refactor reflection usage to only reflection against the one method - #1199
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Reflecting on all methods on the Type preserves all methods on the Type, which causes more code to be kept than is actually used in the app. Instead, use a reflection pattern that targets the specific method being reflected on.
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Reflecting on all methods on the Type preserves all methods on the Type, which causes more code to be kept than is actually used in the app.
Instead, use a reflection pattern that targets the specific method being reflected on.
With the current code, all methods on
JsonRpcare being preserved, causing things like Newtonsoft.Json to be kept in the app even though it is not used.cc Andrew Arnott (@AArnott)