the docs mention a nullable boolean, but the return type is bool, not bool? (or Nullable<bool>)
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Weird response. It’s clearly a docs error
@jaoord it indeed seems to be a docs error - but EF6 as a whole is more or less in archive mode. So we're not spending any time on fixing doc issues for it, but if you'd like to submit a PR fixing this we'll definitely merge it.
@jaoord @roji It's a docs error, but it's in the API docs, which are built from the source. So a normal "docs PR" won't help anything here, and a code PR will only help if we re-build the API docs from the source, which might happen, but isn't currently planned. That's why I used the source code message rather than the docs message.
What is the correct return type here? bool or nullable bool? I can just hand edit the XML for API docs.
bool