If you can get Fabio to help you then fine. However, I'm also available to help.
In fact I looked at NH-2111 yesterday and nearly applied it. I hesitated because I really wanted to see more context than the test provided. Also, the newer ICollection<T> interface in .NET 2.0 does not include the SyncRoot property....I believe MS decided that it was better to hand-over the responsibility for locking concerns to the user of the collection. If we were to implement IList<T> instead of IList on the PersistentIdentifierBag, this might be a better solution? Maybe I'm over-analysing... If you wish I could start looking into NH-1884 in more detail, but it may be quicker for Fabio if he is already familiar with the territory. On Aug 16, 3:06 am, Patrick Earl <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello once again. :) > > I wanted to put in a note that might help the poor IdBag get a bit of > attention. It would be great if somebody could take a look at NH-2111 > and NH-2278. They are short but important bug fixes that come with > tests. I'm working on the fixes for 2279, but it's a slower process. > I'd appreciate it if these old bugs could be fixed. I updated the > NH-2111 and NH-2278 patches for the trunk recently, but they are > starting to age already. > > Thanks for the consideration. > > Patrick Earl
