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On iOS, using DryIoc (not static classes), when calling IJobManager.GetJob(identifier) the method always returns a non-null value, even though the job is not registered (happens with any random identifier). Calling IJobManager.GetJobs() returns correctly an enumeration which does not contain the job as it is not registered. Is this behavior by design? What would be the correct way to check if a job is registered? |
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All enumerations will return empty as opposed to null. This is a standard workflow for all of .NET. Please ensure you review the source code in Shiny before asking tons of questions. These forums aren't meant as general technical support. |
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All enumerations will return empty as opposed to null. This is a standard workflow for all of .NET.
Please ensure you review the source code in Shiny before asking tons of questions. These forums aren't meant as general technical support.