Update standalone FxCop to support .NET 4.5 and Portable Libraries
Please update the standalone version of FxCop to be on par with the latest edition of the Code Analysis in VS 2012 to support developers using the Professional Edition SKU. This implies support for .NET 4.5 and for Portable Libraries.
Carel Lotz
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Matt Evans
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Sonarqube requires this. Terrible idea to require the bloat of a development IDE on a build server.
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Fabrice DEBONLIER
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Could be usefull for SonarQube, who is suppordet by MSBuild
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Anonymous
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I'll add my voice to the chorus as well. We rely on FxCopCmd to run nightly SCA against our C# assemblies and we're currently building against 4.5.1.
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Anonymous
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Are we flogging a dead horse here?
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Anonymous
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Voted
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Rob Thomson
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Would be nice if they included FxCop (or code analysis) in the Microsoft Build Tools so that we could easily deploy to build servers. http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=40760
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Miguel Vazquez
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+1, we need it because we run FxCop only on smartly chosen projects in our codebase and the generic way to execute FxCop does not allow such a strategy
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Mubed
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I use the standalone application to design my rulesets and put assembly lists into a *.fxcop file, which I then use on the build server to run FxCop on my projects.
Well, now there are new rules in VS2013 (e.g. CA1303) that I can not see in the Rules tab of FxCop, because in version 10 (which I have) this rule is not known.
How can I edit the *.fxcop file now to activate/deactivate this rule?
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Peter Larsen
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+1
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Ping
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Please!
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Jérémy
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+3
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Michał Wieczorek
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+3
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Anonymous
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+1
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Steve Culshaw
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Adding my +1 to the need for FxCop updates
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EviL ArchangeL
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FXCop for VS2013
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Anonymous
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I agree that there should be a standalone FxCop so we can run it on a continuous integration build server.
Until Microsoft Releases this, you can achieve it yourself (a bit of a hassle): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21729066/running-code-analysis-fxcop-12-0-on-build-agent-without-installing-visual-stud/21731245
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Nadim Hossain Sonet
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We want FxCop for VS2012
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Anonymous
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Please please update. We are using professional edition and wish to have this facility with future versions.
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Nisha
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Plz update fxcop for 2012
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Jose Valdes
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Please update FxCop for VS2012.