Not like scripting-scripting. We already have Roslyn for that. Just having it be native and included at compile-time.
Script files are just .cs files with a namespace that is in the project and gets compiled as part of the project. In the appsettings.cs instead of e.g. "Scripts/example.py" as a script name one would have "{Indexer.Scripts.CSharpExample}".
Not like scripting-scripting. We already have Roslyn for that. Just having it be native and included at compile-time.
Script files are just .cs files with a namespace that is in the project and gets compiled as part of the project. In the appsettings.cs instead of e.g. "Scripts/example.py" as a script name one would have "{Indexer.Scripts.CSharpExample}".