f54212a809
Standardize variable declaration
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(cherry picked from commit 909f2ded6b75998fa8e1addd0dcf849279e7b120)
11 months ago
d38f2614d3
Remove unused imports
12 months ago
bb1ebda753
Fixed: (UI) Add tags to modal info and sort by label
1 year ago
acf7a425b5
Add global analyzer config
1 year ago
da898fe958
Remove Non-Failing Rules
1 year ago
5bb3ea0806
Remove unnecessary assignments to default type value
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The .NET runtime initializes all fields of reference types to their default values before running the constructor. In most cases, explicitly initializing a field to its default value in a constructor is redundant, adding maintenance costs and potentially degrading performance
1 year ago
b41cb80e33
Use const where appropriate
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The value of a const field is computed at compile time and stored in the metadata, which improves run-time performance when it is compared to a static readonly field.
1 year ago
a39341be4b
Enable all analyzers to default back to our rules
1 year ago
b4e0608b3b
Fix .editorconfig to disallow `this`
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[common]
2 years ago
cb7cbb74e0
New: Build on Net6
2 years ago
d2a8acb1a6
Net 5.0
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Co-Authored-By: ta264 <ta264@users.noreply.github.com>
3 years ago
e1020f4107
Initial Push
4 years ago
7d31eb1f55
Fixed: Test for empty strings using isNullOrEmpty
4 years ago
4ec71538b9
Fixed: Avoid zero-length array memory allocations
4 years ago
295b975046
Fixed: Do not use Count/LongCount when Any can be used
4 years ago
0198c7a3b1
Fixed: Use Length/Count property instead of Enumerable.Count method
4 years ago
088ffc34df
Fixed: Use Append(Char) for single character Stringbuilder additions
4 years ago
fcea6d23b0
Add omnisharp.json to enable analyzers and editorconfig support
4 years ago
1250c3db92
Remove duplicate settings from root .editorconfig
4 years ago
7255cb49cb
Fix .editorconfig for omnisharp
4 years ago
f02fa629cc
Reformat and apply Stylecop rules
4 years ago
d178dce0d3
Fixed: Backend/Frontend Cleanup
5 years ago
206ff12b71
Added .editorconfig
8 years ago
Bogdan
Qstick
ta264
Taloth Saldono