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When enforcing naming conventions using Roslyn analyzers (e.g., through Directory.Build.props or editorconfig), it's common to encounter many IDE1006 warnings (naming rule violations) — especially now that we're increasingly using AI-generated code, which might not always follow our project's naming rules.
For example, suppose I configured my IDE to enforce camelCase for private methods. If I write:
The IDE correctly raises IDE1006 for the four methods, since the names violate the rule. However, I can only fix them one by one via quick actions, which is very time-consuming when dealing with a large codebase.
Feature Request: It would be extremely useful to have the ability to apply all IDE1006 fixes in the current document, project, or solution — similar to how other refactorings or code cleanups work.
This would:
Save time when enforcing naming conventions across a codebase
Improve workflow automation
Eliminate the need to spend tokens in AI prompts just to enforce syntax/naming preferences
Make it easier to adopt naming rules consistently in projects
Is there any current workaround or plan to support this kind of bulk naming fix?
Thanks for considering this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi team,
When enforcing naming conventions using Roslyn analyzers (e.g., through Directory.Build.props or editorconfig), it's common to encounter many IDE1006 warnings (naming rule violations) — especially now that we're increasingly using AI-generated code, which might not always follow our project's naming rules.
For example, suppose I configured my IDE to enforce camelCase for private methods. If I write:
The IDE correctly raises IDE1006 for the four methods, since the names violate the rule. However, I can only fix them one by one via quick actions, which is very time-consuming when dealing with a large codebase.
Feature Request: It would be extremely useful to have the ability to apply all IDE1006 fixes in the current document, project, or solution — similar to how other refactorings or code cleanups work.
This would:
Save time when enforcing naming conventions across a codebase
Improve workflow automation
Eliminate the need to spend tokens in AI prompts just to enforce syntax/naming preferences
Make it easier to adopt naming rules consistently in projects
Is there any current workaround or plan to support this kind of bulk naming fix?
Thanks for considering this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: