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There is a confusing/conflicting set of options in JustCode for VS2015 CTP6.
Under Code Analysis -> Problems -> C#, both of the options below were marked as warnings out-of-the-box. (Also, the explicit option has a misspelling.)
In addition to these two options being mutually exclusive, there is an option under Code Style -> C# -> General that allows a developer to prefer use of implicit variables.
Is there some way to tie these options together more, so developers aren't having to check 3 different things for one preference? For example, if I want to use implicitly typed variables when the type is obvious, then "Not explicitly typed local variable" shouldn't be a warning. If, on the other hand I never want to use implicitly typed variables (or "Only if necessary" since "Never" is not an option), then "Not implicitly typed local variable" shouldn't be a warning.
Under Code Analysis -> Problems -> C#, both of the options below were marked as warnings out-of-the-box. (Also, the explicit option has a misspelling.)
In addition to these two options being mutually exclusive, there is an option under Code Style -> C# -> General that allows a developer to prefer use of implicit variables.
Is there some way to tie these options together more, so developers aren't having to check 3 different things for one preference? For example, if I want to use implicitly typed variables when the type is obvious, then "Not explicitly typed local variable" shouldn't be a warning. If, on the other hand I never want to use implicitly typed variables (or "Only if necessary" since "Never" is not an option), then "Not implicitly typed local variable" shouldn't be a warning.