Add the BestFriend attribute for restricting cross-assembly internal access
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| using System.Runtime.CompilerServices; | ||
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| [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo(assemblyName: "Microsoft.ML.TestFramework, PublicKey=002400000480000094000000060200000024000052534131000400000100010015c01ae1f50e8cc09ba9eac9147cf8fd9fce2cfe9f8dce4f7301c4132ca9fb50ce8cbf1df4dc18dd4d210e4345c744ecb3365ed327efdbc52603faa5e21daa11234c8c4a73e51f03bf192544581ebe107adee3a34928e39d04e524a9ce729d5090bfd7dad9d10c722c0def9ccc08ff0a03790e48bcd1f9b6c476063e1966a1c4")] | ||
| [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo(assemblyName: "Microsoft.ML.CodeAnalyzer.Tests, PublicKey=002400000480000094000000060200000024000052534131000400000100010015c01ae1f50e8cc09ba9eac9147cf8fd9fce2cfe9f8dce4f7301c4132ca9fb50ce8cbf1df4dc18dd4d210e4345c744ecb3365ed327efdbc52603faa5e21daa11234c8c4a73e51f03bf192544581ebe107adee3a34928e39d04e524a9ce729d5090bfd7dad9d10c722c0def9ccc08ff0a03790e48bcd1f9b6c476063e1966a1c4")] |
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Can remove. This was an artifact of an earlier attempt to allow the test access to the attribute via direct reference, instead of a recompilation of the source file.
| private const string Category = "Access"; | ||
| internal const string DiagnosticId = "MSML_NoBestFriendInternal"; | ||
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| private const string Title = "Cross-assembly internal access requires."; |
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Ha ha ha. Have I ever done this before? 😄 Thanks @eerhardt
| "reference, and the declaring assembly wants these accesses to be on something " + | ||
| "with the attribute " + AttributeName + "."; | ||
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| "The ML.NET ."; |
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Is this like `THE Ohio State University"? 😉
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Exactly like that, yes.
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| // Get the symbols of the key types we are analyzing. If we can't find any of them there is | ||
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| var attrType = comp.GetTypeByMetadataName(AttributeName); |
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Would it make sense to rename attrType to bestFriendAttributeType? Similar for assemblyAttrType => wantsToBeBestFriendsAttributeType?
It gets a little confusing below when you see attrType, and you kind of think "which attribute are we talking about here?"
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Yeah, that's what I was going for with the attr vs. assemblyAttr to track the two, but certainly it doesn't hurt to be more explicit.
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Fixes #1519 .