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-P:System.DateTime.Now;In a i18n-compliant system, it's almost never a good idea to use System.DateTime.Now. Please use System.DateTime.UtcNow instead. If you are sure you want to use System.DateTime.Now, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair
+P:System.DateTime.Now;In a i18n-compliant system, it's almost never a good idea to use System.DateTime.Now. Please use System.DateTime.UtcNow instead. If you are sure you want to use System.DateTime.Now, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair
+P:System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Id;The `Task.Id` property is rarely used, and in some scenarios it can be easily confused with the integer value returned by an invoked method. This is an example of possible misusage/confusion: `var expectedIntValue = MethodInvokedAsync().Id;` instead of `var expectedIntValue = (await MethodInvokedAsync()).Id;` or `var expectedIntValue = await MethodInvokedAsync();`. In this scenario `expectedIntValue` contains the value of the Id of the task instead of the legitimate value returned by the invoked method. If you are sure you want to use `Task.Id`, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair.
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`1`		`-P:System.DateTime.Now;In a i18n-compliant system, it's almost never a good idea to use System.DateTime.Now. Please use System.DateTime.UtcNow instead. If you are sure you want to use System.DateTime.Now, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair`
	`1`	`+P:System.DateTime.Now;In a i18n-compliant system, it's almost never a good idea to use System.DateTime.Now. Please use System.DateTime.UtcNow instead. If you are sure you want to use System.DateTime.Now, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair`
	`2`	+P:System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Id;The `Task.Id` property is rarely used, and in some scenarios it can be easily confused with the integer value returned by an invoked method. This is an example of possible misusage/confusion: `var expectedIntValue = MethodInvokedAsync().Id;` instead of `var expectedIntValue = (await MethodInvokedAsync()).Id;` or `var expectedIntValue = await MethodInvokedAsync();`. In this scenario `expectedIntValue` contains the value of the Id of the task instead of the legitimate value returned by the invoked method. If you are sure you want to use `Task.Id`, use a '#pragma warning disable RS0030 / #pragma warning restore RS0030' directives pair.