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I followed the guidance of a using directive not required message and found myself with a build break because the using directive was satisfying a Category ref in xml doc was using the using directive to satisfy a non-fully qualified type name.
In the C# project settings I have "XML documentation file" set to the XML doc I want generated (to enable the XML doc feature in Visual Studio 2010), I have warning level set to 4 and I have "Treat warnings as errors" set to "All".
In this combination of settings I would expect JustCode to respect the compiler's behavior and not guide me towards a build break.
Robert.
In the C# project settings I have "XML documentation file" set to the XML doc I want generated (to enable the XML doc feature in Visual Studio 2010), I have warning level set to 4 and I have "Treat warnings as errors" set to "All".
In this combination of settings I would expect JustCode to respect the compiler's behavior and not guide me towards a build break.
Robert.
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Hello,
Thank you for your feedback and sorry for the inconvenience!
Our unused using directives analysis is based on typename usages in C# code, we don't annotate typename usages in xml documentation.
I created a PITS item for it, feel free to give your vote for it - link.
Greetings,
Svetlozar
the Telerik team
Thank you for your feedback and sorry for the inconvenience!
Our unused using directives analysis is based on typename usages in C# code, we don't annotate typename usages in xml documentation.
I created a PITS item for it, feel free to give your vote for it - link.
Greetings,
Svetlozar
the Telerik team
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