RCS1018 - Provide the ability to disable it in the options

[Thieum]

Using VS2015 Enterprise Update 3 / Roslynator 1.2.12 / .Net 4.6.2

Provide the ability to disable RCS1018 - Add default access modifier in the options.

[josefpihrt]

• Please distinguish between analyzer and refactoring. If it has a code like "RCS...." then it is analyzer.
• See How to Customize Analyzers.
• Visual Studio options page works only for refactorings.

[Thieum]

@josefpihrt Ah makes sense! Maybe it could help if you could add a column with the associated code in the options, as some of the refactoring share a name with analyzers.

[josefpihrt]

Could you be more concrete about this proposal. I'm not clear about how it should look like and what is the purpose of it. Thanks.

[Thieum]

@josefpihrt I thought refactorings already had IDs, but it seems only a proposal defined in #36 .
if #36 goes ahead, I was thinking about something like this, which would self document that refactorings are a different thing than analyzer, even if they share a name:

[josefpihrt]

@Thieum new options page with 'Id' column has been implemented here and here.

So I think I can close this now.

[kieronlanning]

Perhaps I'm missing it, but where can I disable RCS1018 @josefpihrt?

The list only has RR* refactorings in it.

[josefpihrt]

@kieronlanning please see How to Configure Analyzers.

[kieronlanning]

Thanks @josefpihrt, I saw that after posting it. I've set it up in our 72 project solution. But we'll need to remember to add that to new each project. Is there a simpler way?

[josefpihrt]

Only "simpler" way I know about is to create a script that will edit csproj files.