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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

FxCop has the CollectionPropertiesShouldBeReadOnly rule that complains if your class has some kind of collection property that clients can set. Instead, it suggests making the property read-only and supplying a Clear() method and Add() or AddRange() methods for changing the contents of the collection. I agree that makes for a cleaner and more controlled interface, but I'm struggling to make that interface work with the Spring framework. If I want to configure an object with a collection of collaborators, I have to expose some collection property to inject the collaborators into. I've looked

I'm trying out the new C# plugin v3.0 with SonarQube 4.2. According to plugin documentation, I need .pdb files to run analysis which includes FxCop rules, and indeed I get a failure message when executing sonar-runner if said .pdb files are not present in the output folder; FxCop exits with code 1536. The thing is, the analysis seems to require .pdb files for ALL the binnaries, and the output folder contains several dependencies in addition to my own compiled code. These are NuGet packages and I cannot find symbol files for all of them. So, is there any way I can have the analysis to skip the