Problem: I have a few projects where the coding-rules-updater can't complete the Release builds needed to generate the temporary suppressions, e.g. because the Release build runs a code obfuscator that causes various namespace/using related errors.
I can manually comment out the import line in the csproj file, run the atc-coding-rules-updater run -s . and then add the line back, but this is not a nice workflow when doing it manually, and also makes automation near impossible (or at least very ugly and failure prone).
I don't know exactly what the right solution is here as I am not very knowledgeable in dotnet build, but it would be really nice if it would be possible to send a parameter to the updater to skip certain named build targets when running the repeated build for generating temporary suppressions.
I am happy to assist where I can with more information, or with testing possible solutions.
Problem: I have a few projects where the coding-rules-updater can't complete the Release builds needed to generate the temporary suppressions, e.g. because the Release build runs a code obfuscator that causes various namespace/using related errors.
I can manually comment out the import line in the csproj file, run the
atc-coding-rules-updater run -s .and then add the line back, but this is not a nice workflow when doing it manually, and also makes automation near impossible (or at least very ugly and failure prone).I don't know exactly what the right solution is here as I am not very knowledgeable in dotnet build, but it would be really nice if it would be possible to send a parameter to the updater to skip certain named build targets when running the repeated build for generating temporary suppressions.
I am happy to assist where I can with more information, or with testing possible solutions.