code-analysis

In the build definition of TFS 2010, when "Perform Code Analysis" set to "Always" how can I specify a custom code analysis rules file? The build flavour is "Release". I prefer not to set "AsConfigured" for "Perform Code Analysis" so that the settings are picked from proj file. Thanks. You should be able to use the "MSBuild Arguments" entry in your build process parameters configuration to provide a /property command line entry that will be passed to MSBuild, thereby allowing override of the CodeAnalysisRuleSet property value to be applied. Depending on how you have set up the

I am using following code where I am getting fxCop voilation CA2000: Dispose object before losing scope: private static IUnityContainer BuildContainer() { var container = new UnityContainer().LoadConfiguration(); return container; } to remove this violation I have used following code: private static IUntyContainer BuildContainer() { using(var container = new UnityContainer()) { return container.LoadConfiguration(); } } But this code start throwing exception while resolving dependencies. Can someone help me with this? This violation usually stems from a couple of code patterns though you should

Is there a way to run some sort of code analysis to find code which will compile with .NET 3.5 SP1 but not 3.5 RTM? FxCop works for assemblies introduced with SP1, but for code that simply calls new methods and properties it does not detect that usage. Sam Saffron Sure, you can highlight this stuff with fxcop or VS team system. Make sure you have a read this answer . There is a bug with the current rules that ship with fxcop, so you need to do a bit of hand holding to get it to work. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/640057/find-code-that-depends-on-net-3-5-sp1