float2 float3 implicit conversion

Is there a reason for no implicit conversion operators between float2 and float3 like there is for Vector2 and Vector3?

I notice in float2.gen.cs there's a bunch of hidden conversion properties like 'float3 xxx{}'.
There's a downcast float3.xy to go from float3 to float2 but no upcast that I can see.
How about a float2.xy0?

 

The implicit conversion operators for Vector2/Vector3 were one of the worst ideas ever as there is simply no single correct way to do it as it depends on the use case and errors were well hidden.

There is

Code (CSharp):

1. new float3(xy, z).

 

Ah cool, thanks Julian. How on earth did I not notice that constructor before.

 

Yep, please never add implicit float23 conversions.

Vector23 implicit conversion has caused me more bugs than anything else when developing by a an order of magnitude.

I do totally support methods or properties or whatever (I use extension methods myself) to easily convert to different formats.