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JFYI: the analyzer found diagnostics on mono builds, other than that LGTM |
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CA1510: Use ArgumentNullException throw helper CA1511: Use ArgumentException throw helper CA1512: Use ArgumentOutOfRangeException throw helper CA1513: Use ObjectDisposedException throw helper CA1856: Incorrect usage of ConstantExpected attribute CA1857: A constant is expected for the parameter CA1858: Use 'StartsWith' instead of 'IndexOf'
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| <!-- Ignore analyzers that recommend APIs introduced in .NET Core when targeting frameworks that lack those APIs | ||
| to avoid issues with multitargeting. | ||
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| <NoWarn Condition="$(TargetFrameworks.Contains('NetFramework')) or $(TargetFrameworks.Contains('netstandard'))">$(NoWarn);CA1510;CA1511;CA1512;CA1513</NoWarn> |
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TargetFrameworks.Contains('NetFramework')) is never true as .NET Framework tfms don't contain such a string in their tfm alias. Instead you want to use TargetFrameworkIdentifier. Using TFI guarantees that the logic works, irrespective of the alias which can be any value.
<NoWarn Condition="'$(TargetFrameworkIdentifier)' == '.NETFramework' or '$(TargetFrameworkIdentifier)' == '.NETStandard'">$(NoWarn);CA1510;CA1511;CA1512;CA1513</NoWarn>
In addition to that, we have projects that don't multi-target and only define a TargetFramework property (singular) which would result in the NoWarn not having effect. By using TFI you can avoid these problems.
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By using TFI you can avoid these problems.
I'm not following. I want these NoWarns to be set when building for .net core if the project also has a net framework or net standard target. How does your proposal achieve that?
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I see, I thought you wanted to set the NoWarn for .NET Framework and .NET Standard builds. Still, $(TargetFrameworks.Contains('NetFramework')) is wrong, we don't have such a TFM. You probably conditioned on the msbuild property name instead of the property value.
We usually use net4 to identify .NET Framework builds in the TargetFrameworks string:
<NoWarn Condition="$(TargetFrameworks.Contains('net4')) or $(TargetFrameworks.Contains('netstandard'))">$(NoWarn);CA1510;CA1511;CA1512;CA1513</NoWarn>
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CA1510: Use ArgumentNullException throw helper
CA1511: Use ArgumentException throw helper
CA1512: Use ArgumentOutOfRangeException throw helper
CA1513: Use ObjectDisposedException throw helper
CA1856: Incorrect usage of ConstantExpected attribute
CA1857: A constant is expected for the parameter
CA1858: Use 'StartsWith' instead of 'IndexOf'