Use generic Enum methods where possible.

[teo-tsirpanis]

This PR updates all non-test projects that exclusively target .NET 6 and above to use the generic Enum methods (#2364), reducing boxing and (perhaps?) making the code more AOT-friendly.

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This PR updates all non-test projects that exclusively target .NET 6 and above to use the generic Enum methods (#2364), reducing boxing and (perhaps?) making the code more AOT-friendly.

Author:	teo-tsirpanis
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[stephentoub]

Thanks.

[stephentoub]

@steveisok, the runtime-staging legs keep timing out on this PR. Is there a known issue here? Is it possible this PR is causing it?

[steveisok]

I'd update the branch to the latest main. The helix queue being used is different.

[stephentoub]

I'd update the branch to the latest main. The helix queue being used is different.

Thanks.

Shouldn't that have happened automatically when I closed and re-opened the PR? Or does rebasing on the latest main no longer happen automatically?

Given that these are stale and everything else passed and there's nothing in the PR that should be mono-specific or iOS-specific, I'm just going to merge.

[teo-tsirpanis]

That was why you closed and reopened it twice. 😅 Didn't know that was ever a thing.

[danmoseley]

@teo-tsirpanis it's easier than pushing a blank change -- I even do it on my phone! The other option is an /azp command, but that requires committer access plus it's harder to remember.

[teo-tsirpanis]

When Stephen said about "rebasing on the latest main" my first thought was that it would rebase my fork's branch and was confused, but turns out he meant it would run CI again with my changes incorporated to the latest main, and makes more sense.

[danmoseley]

Got it, yes, I believe each time that validation runs, it behind the scenes rebases on the latest HEAD before it builds.