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New Practice: Used Linter for C# #418

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prokopsimek opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 8 comments
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New Practice: Used Linter for C# #418

prokopsimek opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 8 comments

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@prokopsimek
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New Practice Proposal

Create a new practice that checks if is used linter for C#.

@prokopsimek prokopsimek self-assigned this Sep 30, 2020
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I would like to work on this,please elaborate your requirement

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@gagandeepp Hi! Thank you for your interest!

There is the similar practice for JavaScript and its linter ESLint. You can follow the implementation and update it for C# (the code is still in TypeScript).

Used Linter for JavaScript Practice: https://github.com/DXHeroes/dx-scanner/blob/master/src/practices/JavaScript/ESLintUsedPractice.ts

Tests: https://github.com/DXHeroes/dx-scanner/blob/master/src/practices/JavaScript/ESLintUsedPractice.spec.ts

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Hi, @gagandeepp have you already started to work on implementing the linter for C#? Do you need any help?

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@adelkahomolova I will work on this weekend and connect with you thanks!
Sorry for late reply

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No worries! Sure, contact me if you'll need any help :)

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#451

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@adelkahomolova Can you please let me know which linter do you want to use for C#

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Hi, @gagandeepp . I've already answered your question in #451

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