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In F# you can write an extension method like this:
Whilst this will work perfectly fine in your F# code, the extension method will not be visible to any C# code using the FileInfo type because F# and C# compiles extension methods differently.
To make C#-compatible extension methods in F#, here’s what you need to do instead:
That’s it, just follow these 3 simple steps and you’re done:
- wrap the extension methods inside a class decorated with the [<Extension>] attribute
- write the extension methods as static members where the first argument is of the type which should be extended (like how you would write an extension method in C#)
- mark the extension methods with the [<Extension>] attribute
Hi, I’m Yan. I’m an AWS Serverless Hero and the author of Production-Ready Serverless.
I specialise in rapidly transitioning teams to serverless and building production-ready services on AWS.
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Further reading
Here is a complete list of all my posts on serverless and AWS Lambda. In the meantime, here are a few of my most popular blog posts.
- Lambda optimization tip – enable HTTP keep-alive
- You are wrong about serverless and vendor lock-in
- You are thinking about serverless costs all wrong
- Just how expensive is the full AWS SDK?
- Many faced threats to Serverless security
- We can do better than percentile latencies
- Yubl’s road to Serverless
- AWS Lambda – should you have few monolithic functions or many single-purposed functions?
- AWS Lambda – compare coldstart time with different languages, memory and code sizes
- Guys, we’re doing pagination wrong
- Top 10 Serverless framework best practices