The big change in this version is that the implementation changed from MSBuild task + Visual Studio Extension to a standard Roslyn analyzer.
- NsDepCop must be added to a project as a NuGet package.
- Appears in Solution Explorer: project / Dependencies / Analyzers / NsDepCop.Analyzer
- Issue severities can be configured that same way as other analyzers (use Visual Studio or .editorconfig files).
- Works both at build time and inside Visual Studio editor.
- Requires Visual Studio 2019 (16.10.0 or later).
- Supports .NET Core / .NET 5 / etc. projects too.
- Uses Roslyn 3.9.0.
Stuff that was removed:
- No need for the NsDepCop Visual Studio Extension any more.
- No need for the out-of-process service host any more.
- Dropped support for VS 2015/2017. For those, use NsDepCop v1.11.0.
- Config attributes no longer supported (ignored): CodeIssueKind, MaxIssueCountSeverity, InfoImportance, AnalyzerServiceCallRetryTimeSpans.
Other info:
- AutoLowerMaxIssueCount feature is temporarily not supported.