我有一个Silverlight项目,其中包含一个生成的Reference.cs文件,服务引用就在这个文件中。该类带有[GeneratedCode]属性,并且在项目配置中已禁用了对生成代码的代码分析(发布和调试都是如此)。
我做错了什么?
我有一个Silverlight项目,其中包含一个生成的Reference.cs文件,服务引用就在这个文件中。该类带有[GeneratedCode]属性,并且在项目配置中已禁用了对生成代码的代码分析(发布和调试都是如此)。
我做错了什么?
Put ".Designer.cs" to the end of the name of the file you don’t want StyleCop to check. Or call the the [sic] class, and the file containing it, "NativeMethods". Make sure you also uncheck "Analyze designer files" in StyleCop settings. In this case the whole file will be bypassed. You don’t have to do so for some types of Microsoft designer-generated code, like Windows Forms Designer, because they automatically fall under conditions of the following option:
Surround the undesired piece of code with a C# region containing "generated code" in its name. StyleCop does not check generated code by default (make sure the "Analyze generated files" setting is not checked, though). In this case you can still validate the names of the fields generated for the Windows Forms controls.
#region Windows Form Designer generated code ... #endregion
- To ignore the whole generated file, check whether your generator puts an "
<auto-generated />
" XML element into the StyleCop-conform file header, like the following:
// <auto-generated />
- And finally, you can set to true the "ExcludeFromSourceAnalysis" property of the MSBuild Compile item that represents the file needed to be excluded from analysis. It only works if you use the provided "Microsoft.SourceAnalysis.Targets" targets file, otherwise you have to feed the StyleCop MSBuild task with desired source files on your own.
来源:https://shishkin.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/stylecop-how-to-ignore-generated-code/