moq-analyzers-architecture-contract

The design principles behind moq.analyzers are documented across 10 Architecture Decision Records, detailing non-negotiable invariants and component relationships to guide effective changes and troubleshooting in Roslyn analyzers.

You can map analyzer classes, rules, and fixers to their corresponding files and functionality by consulting the component map, which provides insights into the structural design and relationships of the moq.analyzers architecture.

Known weak points in moq.analyzers include a list of confirmed defects and issues. Understanding these architectural limitations helps developers avoid specific pitfalls when planning changes or debugging analyzer behavior.

Understanding Architecture Decision Records is necessary before modifying Roslyn analyzers because they explain the reasoning behind critical design decisions and non-negotiable invariants, ensuring any changes made are informed and compliant.

Yes, you can use this architectural documentation to debug component relationships in Moq-related analyzers. It offers detailed insights into the architecture, helping you troubleshoot effectively and understand why the design is structured as it is.