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I would like to implement a rule disallowing A->..->C.
I couldn't make it work with current NsDepCop.
Is it possible?
I need to convert big code base to .NET Standard and some of lower layers of the code-base have .NET Standard-incompatible references: to System.Forms, etc. I need to know which upper level code transitively depends on the incompatible stuff (and which doesn't). Is it possible to find out with the help of NsDepCop?
Hello,
Is it possible to capture transient dependencies on type level?
Let's say we have a dependency chain
A->B->C
:I would like to implement a rule disallowing
A->..->C
.I couldn't make it work with current
NsDepCop
.Is it possible?
I need to convert big code base to .NET Standard and some of lower layers of the code-base have .NET Standard-incompatible references: to
System.Forms
, etc. I need to know which upper level code transitively depends on the incompatible stuff (and which doesn't). Is it possible to find out with the help of NsDepCop?I see my question is related to #35
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