[release/8.0-staging] Sigsegv when calling a virtual method via UnsafeAccessorAttribute #101649
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Backport of #101648 to release/8.0-staging
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Customer Impact
Sigsegv when calling a virtual method via
UnsafeAccessorAttribute(repeatidly). This manifests when PGO kicks in.Regression
No. The
UnsafeAccessorAttributewas introduced in .NET 8.Testing
This was dead code removal.
Risk
Low.