Style: Suppress new() fixer in main library projects

[Wraith2]

Suppresses the fixer for A a = new A() to A a = new() in the main library projects but allows it in the tools and testing projects.

My preference is for the more formal style of specifying the type name for the constructor calls. It makes no difference to the functionality I just find it easier to read

[johnnypham]

Did you also want to suppress the rule for scoped using statements?

[Wraith2]

Good idea, done. Again, main library only.

[DavoudEshtehari]

Could you apply these settings on FunctionalTests and ManualTests projects too?

[Wraith2]

I can but I didn't feel that it was a problem to have the terser syntax in the tests. If we're going to disallow it everywhere then the editor config changes can just go into the root level.

[DavoudEshtehari]

In my understanding, they're preferences with suggestion severity which means we can use the new styles. If I'm correct I'd rather have the same rule in all projects.
Since I believe we're on the same page about these code suggestions, I leave it to you. 😉

[JRahnama]

Could you apply these settings on FunctionalTests and ManualTests projects too?

I am not a fan of this suggestion. We need to be more open in our test lab. Like using block in the main library is good, but we need to be able to practice new features/styles in our test lab. It is related to learning and testing.

[DavoudEshtehari]

Could you apply these settings on FunctionalTests and ManualTests projects too?

I am not a fan of this suggestion. We need to be more open in our test lab. Like using block in the main library is good, but we need to be able to practice new features/styles in our test lab. It is related to learning and testing.