I have a generic method

void MyMethod<T>(T item) {
...
}

To call a generic method, I can either supply the types on the method signature like

MyMethod<FieldInfo>(x);

or if the parameters contains all type parameters this will allow us to skip the type definition like below

FieldInfo e = new FileInfo();
MyMethod(e);

If I on the other hand wants to pass null to the method I can write it as below

MyMethod<FileInfo>(null);

or

MyMethod(null as FileInfo);

but when I use the last version I get the "Type cast is redundant" warning from R#.

I can't use MyMethod(null) (as R# suggests) since this don't cover all type parameters...

Regards
/Dan

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