Enable CA1861 and IDE0300 warnings #56814
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Enable warnings for CA1861 and IDE0300 in EditorConfig.
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I should just run the build locally and fix a few of them... |
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I'm going to close this. Just looking at the Http solution there's 70+ warnings, so I think this would be too big to try and do in one sweep across the entire repo. |
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Enable CA1861 and IDE0300 warnings
Enable warnings for CA1861 and IDE0300 in EditorConfig.
Description
Enable warnings for CA1861 and IDE0300 in EditorConfig, see #56525 (comment).
I didn't enable IDE0028 due to #56395 (comment).
Draft for now to see what fails and whether fixes for what does fail are net positive.
/cc @BrennanConroy