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We currently employ units tests to verify that guard clauses are used in all public methods, which is done by extending the AutoFixture idiom helper and then searching all packages in the solution.
Testing code quality via unit tests isn't ideal, and it would be nice not to have it as part of our test suite but instead utilize Roslyn, which I assume might be possible. (I might be wrong, though!)
Not sure if this would be too much of a stretch compared to this otherwise light package, but one might name a separate sub-project.
I'll try to work on it myself if I have time one day, but I am currently somewhat busy.
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@C0DK The Roslyn approach to just specify that Ardalis.GuardClauses method perform null checks looks good. Have you gotten it to work and if so what, specifically, did you specify to inform Roslyn?
Awesome package. Love it.
We currently employ units tests to verify that guard clauses are used in all public methods, which is done by extending the AutoFixture idiom helper and then searching all packages in the solution.
Testing code quality via unit tests isn't ideal, and it would be nice not to have it as part of our test suite but instead utilize Roslyn, which I assume might be possible. (I might be wrong, though!)
Not sure if this would be too much of a stretch compared to this otherwise light package, but one might name a separate sub-project.
I'll try to work on it myself if I have time one day, but I am currently somewhat busy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: