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When you want multiple projects in a solution to use the same project settings (some or all), you can put the settings in a shared props file. There are two options: I’ll show both options below. Note: You can also use a combination of these two options. Option 1 – Use Directory.Build.props You can use … Read more
Warnings are easy to ignore and forget about, which isn’t good. They point out potential problems that you might want to fix. To make it easier to pay attention to warnings, you can treat them like errors. You can choose which warnings to treat like errors by using settings in the project file (or in … Read more
Previously you had to install and enable .NET Analyzers if you wanted to use it. Now, when you create a new project, it’s already installed and enabled by default (but you may want to change its settings). There are two main scenarios: If .NET Analyzers is already installed When you create a new project targeting … Read more