What problem does it solve?
It prevents fragile C#/.NET codebases by standardizing compiler strictness, analyzer behavior, style rules, documentation requirements, and test/coverage expectations so issues surface early during build and review.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Roslyn + .editorconfig standards: Establishes consistent code style and diagnostic severities (including nullable-related guidance) across IDEs and CI builds.
- Strict build discipline: Enables warning-as-errors, latest-all analysis, and modern C# language settings to reduce defects before they ship.
- xUnit + FluentAssertions + Moq baseline: Provides a consistent approach for writing expressive tests and measuring coverage.
- Documentation enforcement: Uses CS1591 to require XML documentation for public APIs to improve maintainability.
- Pre-commit quality gates: Suggests formatter and build verification hooks for personal workflows.
- Suppression policy + null fix patterns: Discourages broad pragma suppression and provides safer patterns to resolve nullable warnings.
Quick Start
Configure a new .NET solution by adding Directory.Build.props (nullable + warnings as errors + analyzers), creating a root .editorconfig with the provided C# rules, and setting up an xUnit test project that enforces 100% line coverage.
