ConfigXmlReader is an IDisposable; Dispose it#103163
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This was flagged by a static analysis tool. Is this necessary? Is this safe to do?
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I believe it's safe to do, but as with your previous PR, doesn't actually improve anything other than silencing whatever static analysis tool is being used: this reader is being constructed from a string, and there won't be any resources that need to be cleaned up. |
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This was flagged by a static analysis tool. Is this necessary? Is this safe to do?