Request: Nuget Package (and License)

[AvremelM]

I'd love to use these analyzers in my build, would you be willing to publish the analyzer project to Nuget.org?
(And specify a license, I presume).

This looks like a really amazing, high quality project, and I'm surprised to see it doesn't have far more attention, stars, etc.

[RalfKoban]

Thank you for your interest in using them.
For the moment they still are in a pre-alpha stage and contain lots of bugs, so I'm still reluctant to release them to the public via NuGet.org.

However, to give them a try and gather experience for now, there is the possibility to download the source code, compile it locally and install it directly into Visual Studio.

[AvremelM]

I did compile the analyzers and try including them in my project to test (We're in the process of switching to Rider, so the extensions aren't what I need.)

I did find several bugs and false/positives.
Are you looking for contributions, either bug reports or pull requests?
Is this project something you intend to be for public use, or just your personal use?

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I suspect that releasing it as alpha on Nuget may help more people find this, and that may well help improve the project, both by having more alpha-testing and because some people will want to contribute. But that's up to you and how much collaboration you want on this.

I will say: a coworker and I were perusing this repo, and we're a little amazed at how well done and organized it is for a one-man project. A proper backlog and board, decent documentation, etc.

Kudos!

[RalfKoban]

Thanks for the kudos.

I would prefer to have those bugs or false positives reported as issues, so that I can prioritize them.

The project is something I work on in my spare time and I would like to keep full control over the code base, also due to licensing problems that might arise when others contribute via pull requests.

[RalfKoban]

MIT license added via PR #559