Don't allocate empty IInvocation.Arguments arrays#738
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stakx merged 1 commit intocastleproject:masterfrom Feb 8, 2026
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Don't allocate empty IInvocation.Arguments arrays#738stakx merged 1 commit intocastleproject:masterfrom
IInvocation.Arguments arrays#738stakx merged 1 commit intocastleproject:masterfrom
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This is a small and straightforward runtime memory optimization: for parameter-less intercepted methods, reuse
Array.Empty<object?>()as the backing array forIInvocation.Argumentsinstead of allocating anew object?[0]on every invocation.