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SA1135 violation was since the StyleCop adding to the solution by df86052, the rule violation was not fixed till #1663 because most of C# files had using block inside of namespace declarations.
The situation with conflicts became worst after merging #1663 where StyleCop violations of SA1135 rule (of Readability Rules) were fixed.
Specifications
Version: latest, 19.0.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
raman-m
added
bug
Identified as a potential bug
small effort
Likely less than a day of development effort.
accepted
Bug or feature would be accepted as a PR or is being worked on
labels
Jul 24, 2023
* samples
* Ocelot
* Ocelot.*
* tests
* Add ImplicitUsings property to the projects (C# 10)
* Upgrade xUnit setup in test projects
* Add global usings
* Remove Unnecessary Usings.
IDE0005: Using directive is unnecessary.
* IDE0001: Name can be simplified.
Remove 'global::' prefix
* IDE0005: Using directive is unnecessary.
Remove and Sort Usings
* IDE0005: Using directive is unnecessary.
Remove Unnecessary Usings
* Disable implicit usings
* Add required usings
* Global usings
* Add required namespace
raman-m
added
merged
Issue has been merged to dev and is waiting for the next release
and removed
small effort
Likely less than a day of development effort.
accepted
Bug or feature would be accepted as a PR or is being worked on
in progress
Someone is working on the issue. Could be someone on the team or off.
labels
Sep 25, 2023
Expected Behavior
All
using
statements are:namespace
declarationMerge conflicts should go away in PRs. At least rebasing feature branches will be easier.
Actual Behavior / Motivation
There are multiple merge conflicts in old PRs which block code review and PR management.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
SA1135 violation was since the StyleCop adding to the solution by df86052, the rule violation was not fixed till #1663 because most of C# files had
using
block inside ofnamespace
declarations.The situation with conflicts became worst after merging #1663 where StyleCop violations of SA1135 rule (of Readability Rules) were fixed.
Specifications
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: