[StyleCleanUp] ThreadStatic fields should not use inline initialization (CA2019) #10301
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Fixes #10300
Description
Avoid initializing
[ThreadStatic]variables inline to prevent mistakes as it may lead you into thinking that such value will be initialized for all instances of the variable, not just the first thread.Customer Impact
Cleaner codebase for developers.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
Low. I've checked that fields that require initialization are properly initialized elsewhere.
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