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Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Analyzers. Contains rules for correct usage of APIs from the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis NuGet package, i.e. .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") APIs. These are primarily aimed towards helping authors of diagnostic analyzers, code fix providers and other tools built on top of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis to invoke the ...
I'm experimenting with creating a custom Roslyn analyser to cause compiler errors under certain circumstances. My "proof of concept" is enforcing braces around the body of if statements. I built a minimal analyser and proofing project, code at the end. When I dotnet build or dotnet run in the CLI, the build fails as expected. The ...
The following table shows which .NET compiler platform (Roslyn) package versions are supported for different versions of Visual Studio. As an example, to ensure that your custom analyzer works on all versions of Visual Studio 2017, it should target version 2.0 of Microsoft.Net.Compilers. Tip.
The Roslyn Analyzers repository uses a sophisticated build system based on the Microsoft.DotNet.Arcade.Sdk to manage building, versioning, testing, and packaging of multiple .NET code analyzer libraries. This build system ensures consistent versions across packages, manages dependencies, and handles complex cross-targeting scenarios.
In xunit.analyzers, upgrading Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.CodeFix.Testing from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2 causes all tests to fail with a static constructor failure in Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Testing.Lightup....
By splitting by Roslyn API version, you can now ship multiple dlls in the same NuGet package, each of which uses a different version of the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp package, and hence each of which can use features available in the specific version of the .NET SDK that's available.
Analyzer utilities for various analyses, including Dataflow analysis based on ControlFlowGraph API in Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.
The Roslyn Analyzers repository uses a specific versioning scheme that aligns with its dependencies, particularly the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis (Roslyn) packages. This versioning approach helps users understand compatibility between analyzers and the underlying compiler platform.
Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Analyzers. Contains rules for correct usage of APIs from the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis NuGet package, i.e. .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") APIs. These are primarily aimed towards helping authors of diagnostic analyzers, code fix providers and other tools built on top of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis to invoke the ...
Namespaces like Microsoft.CodeAnalysis show up, but types... Unity Discussions. How to use Microsoft.CodeAnalysis (Roslyn) APIs in a UPM package? Unity Engine. 6-1, Code-Editors-and-IDEs, Editor-Extensions, Question, Entities-Tooling, Unity-Editor, Advanced. lordanhel June 16, 2025, 12:19am 1. Hi all, I’m building a Unity Editor tool and want to use Roslyn APIs (like Microsoft.CodeAnalysis ...