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docs(readme): name the Rx-compatible alias for every factory - #188
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The factory mapping listed only the Primitives name for most rows, so a reader migrating from System.Reactive could not tell that the Rx name is available too. Generate, If, Case, Concat, Merge, Switch and OnErrorResumeNext had no row at all. Co-authored-by: Dong <nevermore.wd@me.com>
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@NeverMorewd apologies - some unrelated commits landed on your branch and left it conflicting. They have been moved off, so this is back to your README change, rebased and green. You were right that |
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@ChrisPulman five of your commits landed on this contributor's fork branch rather than your own - looks like an agent running without sandboxing. Nothing lost: they are on |
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Docs update.
What is the new behavior?
The factory mapping names the Rx-compatible alias alongside the Primitives name, for every row that has one.
Observable.Interval(period)listsSignal.Pulse,Signal.EveryandSignal.Interval.Return,Empty,Never,Throw,Range,Repeat,Defer,UsingandTimer, each of which also ships under its Rx name.Generate,If,Case,Concat,Merge,SwitchandOnErrorResumeNext.What is the current behavior?
The table gave only the Primitives name for most rows, so a reader migrating from System.Reactive could not tell from it that the Rx name resolves too, and the factories above were absent.
What might this PR break?
None. Documentation only.
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mainbranchAdditional information
Every alias named here was checked against the
Signal{RxAliases}sources, so each one exists with the signature shown.