Summary
In this chapter, we created our first Roslyn Analyzer, tested it with RoslynTestKit
, and built a VSIX extension to integrate it into Visual Studio.
We saw how Roslyn Analyzers power all the warnings we interact with in Visual Studio and how you and your team can create new Roslyn Analyzers to detect and flag issues that are unique to your team and its codebase.
In the next chapter, we’ll see how Roslyn Analyzers can be used to fix the issues they find and help safely refactor your code.