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codeformatter
Discontinued Tool that uses Roslyn to automatically rewrite the source to follow our coding styles
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For the Code Formatter, I decided to go for dotnet-format over ReSharper and CodeFormatter. The main reason why I didn't choose CodeFormatter was because the last contribution to it was about 8 months ago, so to me, it just looked kind of suspicious... (is it an abandoned project now??) At first, I was going to choose ReSharper extension, but it seemed like it wasn't for free, so I started using dotnet-format, which was actively maintained and recommended by my classmate. After trying out for a while, I couldn't use dotnet-format to interact nicely with my linter StyleCop.Analyzer, so I decided to work with the ReSharper command line tools, which were for free. After running it, I noticed that it wasn't as good as I thought, so I kept researching and asking questions on how to make dotnet-format work with StyleCop. After a few hours of research and trying out stuff, dotnet-format finally worked with StyleCop.
For the Code Formatter, I decided to go for dotnet-format over ReSharper and CodeFormatter. The main reason why I didn't choose CodeFormatter was because the last contribution to it was about 8 months ago, so to me, it just looked kind of suspicious... (is it an abandoned project now??) At first, I was going to choose ReSharper extension, but it seemed like it wasn't for free, so I started using dotnet-format, which was actively maintained and recommended by my classmate. After trying out for a while, I couldn't use dotnet-format to interact nicely with my linter StyleCop.Analyzer, so I decided to work with the ReSharper command line tools, which were for free. After running it, I noticed that it wasn't as good as I thought, so I kept researching and asking questions on how to make dotnet-format work with StyleCop. After a few hours of research and trying out stuff, dotnet-format finally worked with StyleCop.
For the Code Formatter, I decided to go for dotnet-format over ReSharper and CodeFormatter. The main reason why I didn't choose CodeFormatter was because the last contribution to it was about 8 months ago, so to me, it just looked kind of suspicious... (is it an abandoned project now??) At first, I was going to choose ReSharper extension, but it seemed like it wasn't for free, so I started using dotnet-format, which was actively maintained and recommended by my classmate. After trying out for a while, I couldn't use dotnet-format to interact nicely with my linter StyleCop.Analyzer, so I decided to work with the ReSharper command line tools, which were for free. After running it, I noticed that it wasn't as good as I thought, so I kept researching and asking questions on how to make dotnet-format work with StyleCop. After a few hours of research and trying out stuff, dotnet-format finally worked with StyleCop.