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We are going to disable the DFA based IDE dispose analyzers (IDE0067, IDE0068 and IDE0069) by default as they need more performance tuning to handle large method bodies (method bodies which are 1000s of lines of code) with large control flow graphs.
Meanwhile, analyzers can be enabled by using the following editorconfig entries:
We are going to disable the DFA based IDE dispose analyzers (IDE0067, IDE0068 and IDE0069) by default as they need more performance tuning to handle large method bodies (method bodies which are 1000s of lines of code) with large control flow graphs.
dotnet#38984 has been filed to track turning these analyzers back on by default when the issue has been fixed.
- These rules have been disabled by default for more than a year now
- These rules were ported from CA rules to IDE rules to enable shipping them in the box. This is no longer required as all CA and IDE rules ship with the .NET SDK now.
Closesdotnet#38984Closesdotnet#38944Closesdotnet#38204Closesdotnet#36507Closesdotnet#38900
We are going to disable the DFA based IDE dispose analyzers (IDE0067, IDE0068 and IDE0069) by default as they need more performance tuning to handle large method bodies (method bodies which are 1000s of lines of code) with large control flow graphs.
Meanwhile, analyzers can be enabled by using the following editorconfig entries:
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