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I'm confused because I've seen two widely different ways to apply patch:

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[StaticConstructorOnStartup]
public static class HarmonyInit
{
    static HarmonyInit()
    {
        Harmony harmony = new Harmony("patch.id");
        harmony.PatchAll();
    }
}

and

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class ThisMod : Mod
{
    public static Settings settings;
    public ThisMod(ModContentPack content): base(content)
    {
        new Harmony("patch.id").PatchAll();
        settings = GetSettings<Settings>();
    }
    public override string SettingsCategory()
    {
        // ...
    }
    public override void DoSettingsWindowContents(Rect canvas)
    {
        // ...
    }
}

Which one is the right way?

And it's very weird that these two seems cannot synergize through HarmonyPriority, in my test, if a patch is applied in the second way and at the top of modlist, it will ignore priority and always execute first.