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.NET support #37
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Hi, Currently the CodeSmells plugin's behavior is tightly bound to Java annotations (with SOURCE retention policy) and provides a library made available through a Maven dependency in order to help you declare these annotations correctly and make sure that only allowed Smells types are declared. Adapting the plugin to C# / VB.NET (or any other language) should be possible, however we need to:
Once these points are handled, we'll be able to work on the plugin itself :
In any case, help will be required in order to make the plugin compatible with C# / VB.NET. If you're interested in contributing to such a new feature, do not hesitate to tell me ! |
"Define how @smells must be declared in C# (comments instead of annotations ? other ?)" "Define how and where possible Smells types are defined" "Define if a violation must be raised if unexpected Smells types are used (or simply ignored)" "Decide if we need to provide a library / dependency for declaring Smells (or use comments-based declaration instead)" Could we create the .NET code scanner to match the Java version's output so that rules would not have to be rewritten? |
Hello,
it is possible to adapt the plugin to support .NET code (C#, perhaps VB.NET)
Thank You in advance!
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