moq-analyzers-diagnostics-and-tooling

You can run Moq.analyzers diagnostics on a code snippet by executing the run-analyzer-on-snippet script with your target snippet file and an optional Moq version to identify issues and observe analyzer behavior.

To measure performance and detect regressions in Moq.analyzers, use BenchmarkDotNet and PerfDiff to benchmark analyzer execution times and identify performance degradation across different code scenarios.

Yes, you can produce SARIF machine-readable diagnostics from Moq.analyzers to enable advanced automated analysis and integration with standard CI security and code-quality reporting pipelines.

You can diagnose Moq.analyzers build issues by analyzing MSBuild binlogs, which act as a flight recorder to capture detailed build execution data and pinpoint compilation or analyzer loading failures.

Yes, you need snitch to detect unused NuGet dependencies in your Moq.analyzers project, allowing you to optimize project references and ensure only necessary packages are included in the build.

You can use dotnet-inspect to verify Moq's real API surface, ensuring your analyzer logic accurately targets the correct API structures and behaves predictably across different Moq library versions.