Implementation of Replacement for Debug.Assert() that can be turned on/off in Release build (addresses #326) #327
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This fixes #326
Debugging.Assert()
overloads were created to replaceDebug.Assert()
so they don't get compiled out of production builds. In addition, themessage
parameter is aFunc<string>
so we don't have the performance impact (or errors) caused by building messages for succeeding asserts.The task was expanded to include a workflow for turning off asserts when running tests. This is primarily to verify that the release build will function with asserts disabled, but can also be used to improve CI performance by reducing the amount of testing that happens.