dotnet-roslyn-analyzers

You create a custom Roslyn analyzer by implementing the DiagnosticAnalyzer class to detect code issues and registering analysis context. This Skill guides you through project setup, diagnostic descriptor conventions, and performance best practices for the .NET platform.

You add an automated code fix by developing a CodeFixProvider that offers actions to resolve the detected diagnostic. This Skill covers implementing code fix actions, code refactoring providers, and automated code transformations within the .NET ecosystem.

The best way to test Roslyn analyzers is using the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Testing framework. This Skill provides comprehensive guidance on testing analyzers, code fix providers, and diagnostic suppressors to ensure accuracy before NuGet packaging.

You package a Roslyn analyzer as a NuGet library by configuring your project for distribution. This Skill covers the NuGet packaging process, multi-version targeting, and supporting multiple Roslyn versions for broader C# compatibility.

You need a custom analyzer to detect new code issues and enforce coding standards, while a diagnostic suppressor is used to hide existing diagnostics. This Skill guides you through authoring both, alongside code refactoring providers for the .NET platform.