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Break everything out of App except Xaml platform init #3465
Break everything out of App except Xaml platform init #3465
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Why is this not a member of
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@DHowett-MSFT, as far as I can see, the magic static is safer than the alternative as it cannot accidentally be referenced from elsewhere in the class without being allocated and will only be allocated deferred to the first call.
Doing what Mike says opens us up to a null check on the instance variable, theoretically. But this is indeed magic and maybe we shouldn't magic?