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Enable / Disable rules at the command line #132
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This change adds the /list option which prints out all of the rule names and their description.
This change allows for rules to be enabled / disabled at the command line. It essentially fixes dotnet#124. I still need to more before putting into master: - More local test runs - Add some unit tests for command line parsing as it's getting a bit complex. - Remove some redundant command line options. But that should happen later today.
The switches for enabling / disabling common rule implementations is now changed over to use the rule disabling mechanism.
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Enable / Disable rules at the command line
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This change adds the ability to enable / disable rules at the command line using the
/rule+:and/rule-:switch.closes #124