don't try passwordless on Linux

[cfbao]

Okta doesn't support DSSO on Linux anyway, and in my testing BMX always runs into the "unknown browser error" territory when I run it on Linux with Chrome installed.
Might as well remove the bloat and noise.

[boarnoah]

I get how that works in theory, how the compiler can suss out that during build time that "hey this check with a static will always be false here, no need to include code only used in this branch"

It is still mind blowing :P

Not relevant here but, do you know if there is any ways to guarantee that certain things are trimmed or else to throw errors etc...? AFAIK its a bit of a problem with code that relies on compiler optimizations via clever syntax, where it would silently start using the slower path after relatively innocuous looking changes.

[cfbao]

I don't know of a way to do that in general.

In the specific case of OS dependent code though, using preprocessor directives is a common way to do it, e.g.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30153797/c-sharp-preprocessor-differentiate-between-operating-systems
The .NET runtime and core libraries themselves use this a lot.

I tried this a bit in the early days of .NET BMX, but couldn't get the dev experience I wanted.