dotnet-conventions

To enforce C# coding conventions, apply checks during code authoring and pull request reviews for consistent naming, proper async patterns, and structured logging. This guarantees code consistency, maintainability, and adherence to established style guides.

Correct .NET async patterns require proper implementation of asynchronous operations, including explicit CancellationToken usage. Following these conventions prevents unresponsive applications and ensures tasks are properly cancellable and resource-efficient.

Implement structured logging in C# by using message templates and scopes for better observability. This practice captures log properties as named values rather than interpolated strings, improving searchability and diagnostic analysis.

Yes, this coding style guide ensures the proper handling of nullable reference types in .NET. It checks C# code authoring and review processes to enforce nullability conventions, preventing potential NullReferenceException issues.

Yes, you can use this C# code style checker during pull request reviews to automatically verify adherence to project standards. It validates formatting, naming conventions, async patterns, and structured logging practices.

Your .NET project needs structured logging and nullability checks to improve code quality, maintainability, and consistency. These practices ensure better observability and prevent common runtime errors across the codebase.