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The ability to write my own analyzers shouldn't be a substitute for a well-curated set of code analysis checks out of the box, though. I want to spend my time
by JonathonW 11y ago
The ability to write my own analyzers shouldn't be a substitute for a well-curated set of code analysis checks out of the box, though. I want to spend my time building my product, not building the tooling so I can build my product.
(Note that I haven't had the opportunity to play with VS2015 yet; for all I know, these checks from the Roslyn samples might already be provided with the IDE.)
- Locke1689 11y agoAnalyzers are available as NuGet packages, so it should be a trivial process to install one of these in your project. We're definitely going to start shipping some high-value analyzers in the box (probably including the async-void one).