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C# static code analyzers using Roslyn are commonly distributed (also) in NuGet form, so you just have to add a package to your project: Without installing or configuring anything else, you can see analyzer violations in your IDE and during build too. Is it technologically possible and feasible for InferSharp to be able to work in a similar fashion, just from NuGet, and if yes, do you happen to have any plans for that?
I realize InferSharp doesn't use Roslyn nor analyses C# directly but nevertheless, I wanted to inquire about the possibilities.
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Hi folks -- recently we have made progress on this feature; with the VS and VSCode extensions you can use InferSharp in your IDE on Windows, complete with analyzer violations identified via syntax highlighting. Please give us some feedback!
First of all, a very interesting project!
C# static code analyzers using Roslyn are commonly distributed (also) in NuGet form, so you just have to add a package to your project: Without installing or configuring anything else, you can see analyzer violations in your IDE and during build too. Is it technologically possible and feasible for InferSharp to be able to work in a similar fashion, just from NuGet, and if yes, do you happen to have any plans for that?
I realize InferSharp doesn't use Roslyn nor analyses C# directly but nevertheless, I wanted to inquire about the possibilities.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: