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When we process a reference to a method (like in <see> tag), we use HTML sections in order to construct a reference to the specific method. However, sometimes there are two methods with the same name.
For example, the ConsoleLoggerFactory.Dispose) is defined two times in a single page and hence have two sections: #dispose and #dispose-1.
With our current implementation, we'd always produce a reference to the first method even if we meant the second one.
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When we process a reference to a method (like in
<see>
tag), we use HTML sections in order to construct a reference to the specific method. However, sometimes there are two methods with the same name.For example, the
ConsoleLoggerFactory.Dispose
) is defined two times in a single page and hence have two sections:#dispose
and#dispose-1
.With our current implementation, we'd always produce a reference to the first method even if we meant the second one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: