Bump csharpier from 0.30.6 to 1.1.2

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Updated csharpier from 0.30.6 to 1.1.2.

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1.1.2

What's Changed

Inconsistencies with null-coalescing wrapping on method chains #​1573

On longer method chains, depending on the exact chain a null coalescing expression wouldn't always be preceded by a new line.

// input & expected output
var x =
    someValue
        .Property.CallLongMethod_____________________________________()
        .CallMethod__________()
    ?? throw new Exception();

var x =
    someValue
        .Property.CallLongMethod_____________________________________()
        .CallLongMethod___________________________________________________()
    ?? throw new Exception();

// 1.1.1
var x =
    someValue
        .Property.CallLongMethod_____________________________________()
        .CallMethod__________() ?? throw new Exception();

var x =
    someValue
        .Property.CallLongMethod_____________________________________()
        .CallLongMethod___________________________________________________()
    ?? throw new Exception();

Full Changelog: belav/csharpier@1.1.1...1.1.2

1.1.1

What's Changed

Unhandled exception: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: startIndex cannot be larger than length of string. (Parameter 'startIndex') #​1673

CSharpier was throwing an exception when formating a directory contained a file without an extension.

1.1.0

What's Changed

.gitignore from parent folders impacts formatting of children #​1627

CSharpier will no longer consider .gitignore files located above the root of the current git repository.

Changes to stdin formatting #​288 #​1657

There is a new option --stdin-filepath that is used to specify the filepath CSharpier should use for resolving options and ignore files.
When no path is specified via stdin-path

• No ignore files are considered.
• The current directory is considered when locating options
• The file is assumed to be c# unless the first non-whitespace character is < in which case it is assumed to be xml.

Support for C# 14 and .NET 10 #​1654 #​1646

Changes were required to support the following

• Extension Declarations
• File level directives in file based C# Apps

Support --ignore-path CLI option #​1585

It is now possible to specify the path to an ignore file

dotnet csharpier format . --ignore-path .config/.csharpierignore

Format xaml and slnx by default #​1628 #​1604

CSharpier now formats xaml and slnx by default without the need for configuration changes.

XML formatting is not taking into account EOL configuration on multiline comments #​1660

When formatting the following XML, CSharpier would always use the system system default for ending lines within the comment instead of the respecting the configured EOL setting.

<Element>
  <!--
  Comment with EOL
  -->
</Element>

Error when no read access to intermediate containing folder #​1656

In the case that CSharpier had access to a sub directory but not the parent of that sub directory, it was failing with an exception. That has been resolved.

Misleading message after "csharpier check" #​1645

Previously the format and check commands both used the same output message. The check command now correctly reports that it checked files and did not format them.

# 1.0.3
dotnet csharpier check .
Formatted 13226 files in 21986ms.

# 1.1.0
dotnet csharpier check .
Checked 13226 files in 21986ms.

Multiline collection expressions should not be indented #​1635

CSharpier now formats collection expressions consistently when they are in a property

// input & expected output
public class ClassName
{
    public SomeObject LongValue = new
 ... (truncated)

## 1.0.3

## What's Changed
### Switch block case with conditionals adding newlines [#​1630](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1630)
Switch blocks were breaking on conditions within patterns.
```c#
// input and expected output
switch ("")
{
    case "" or "":
        break;
}

// 1.0.2
switch ("")
{
    case ""
    or "":
        break;
}

switch expression formatting adds odd newlines #​1620

CSharpier was breaking after a discard with a when, resulting in extra new lines

// input and expected output
_ = someValue switch
{
    _ when KeepWhenWithDiscard() => "",
    _ when KeepWhenWithDiscard_________________(
            SomeObject_______________________________________________
        ) => "",
    _ when KeepWhenWithDiscard_________________(
            SomeObject_______________________________________________
        ) => "LongString_____________________________________________________________________",
};

// 1.0.2
_ = someValue switch
{
    _ when KeepWhenWithDiscard() => "",
    _
        when KeepWhenWithDiscard_________________(
            SomeObject_______________________________________________
        ) => "",
    _
        when KeepWhenWithDiscard_________________(
            SomeObject_______________________________________________
        ) => "LongString_____________________________________________________________________",
};

multi-line raw string in linq query causes a subsequent linq query to be printed on one line #​1617

... (truncated)

1.0.2

What's Changed

Performance issues when supporting .gitignore. #​1588

CSharpier was using a naive algorithm for parsing and evaluating gitignore rules that caused significant perfomance issues. @​kevinboss reworked the implementation to drastically increate performance.

Exclude bin/ and obj/ directory content from xml formatting #​1600

CSharpier now excludes all files in bin/ and obj/ by default.

Error on syntactically valid conditional with is #​1612

The following c# is valid and compiles with 9.0.300+. CSharpier was updated to properly parse it.

var x = y is y ? [] : z ?? [];

Xml formatting with comments in text element inserts extra new lines #​1607

CSharpier has some issues with formatting text that contained xml comments. That has been improved.

Input & expected output

<NoWarn>
  CA1031; <!-- Since this is not a library project, catching general exceptions is OK -->
  IDE0005; <!-- Allow unused usings -->
</NoWarn>

1.0.1

<NoWarn
    >
      CA1031;
    <!-- Since this is not a library project, catching general exceptions is OK -->

    
      IDE0005;
    <!-- Allow unused usings -->
</NoWarn>

Inconsistent formatting of single-line lambda expressions #​1594

CSharpier 1.0.0 introduced a regression that caused the following formatting. This is now working as expected.

// input & expected output
        CallMethod(() => CallAnotherMethod______________________________________________________());
        CallMethod(() =>
            CallAnotherMethod______________________________________________________1()
        );
        CallMethod(() =>
            CallAnotherMethod______________________________________________________12()
        );
        CallMethod(() =>
            CallAnotherMethod______________________________________________________123()
        );

// 1.0.0
 ... (truncated)

## 1.0.1

## What's Changed
### CSharpier's support for .gitignore is causing performance issues [#​1584](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1584)
The support for `.gitignore` has some major performance problems when there are a large number of `.gitignore` files and/or ignore rules. The feature has been disabled for now until it can be fixed.
### CSharpier.MsBuild issues [#​1586](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1586)
CSharpier.MsBuild was not properly logging errors when performing a formatting check. This would result in the build passing when files were not formatted.
Setting `CSharpier_LogLevel` was passing an invalid parameter of `--loglevel` to CSharpier, resulting in a build failure


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/belav/csharpier/compare/1.0.0...1.0.1

## 1.0.0

## Major Changes
### Support for formatting XML [#​819](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/819)
CSharpier now formats xml files by default. It will try to format ".csproj", ".props", ".targets", ".xml", ".config" as if they were xml. \
If a file is not valid xml it will be treated as a warning. \
The default indent size is `2` instead of `4`

### Performance Improvements
@​TimothyMakkison put a lot of effort into improving the performance of CSharpier. These benchmark numbers show drastic improvement for both speed and memory usage.

Baseline

Method	Mean	Error	StdDev	Median	Gen0	Gen1	Gen2	Allocated
Default_CodeFormatter_Tests	233.3 ms	4.63 ms	8.23 ms	229.7 ms	11000.0000	4000.0000	1000.0000	101.41 MB
Default_CodeFormatter_Complex	433.7 ms	8.53 ms	7.56 ms	433.4 ms	20000.0000	5000.0000	1000.0000	182.44 MB

After Improvements

Method	Mean	Error	StdDev	Gen0	Gen1	Allocated
Default_CodeFormatter_Tests	64.72 ms	0.548 ms	0.512 ms	1666.6667	1000.0000	18.33 MB
Default_CodeFormatter_Complex	137.83 ms	2.730 ms	4.708 ms	3000.0000	1000.0000	30.78 MB

## Breaking Changes
### ConfigurationFile - rename TabWidth to IndentSize [#​1377](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1377)
In order to get consistency between an `.editorconfig` and `.csharpierconfig` the option `TabWidth` has been renamed to `IndentSize`. This is also a more accurate name considering by default indentation is done with spaces and not tabs.
### Rework the CLI to use commands and arguments. [#​1321](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/1321)
The CLI has been reworked to use commands. This helps make it clear which arguments apply to which commands. The two common commands are below, see https://csharpier.com/docs/CLI for more details.

dotnet csharpier format .
dotnet csharpier check .

### Changing the tool command to csharpier. Changing the assembly/exe to CSharpier [#​1418](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/pull/1418)
Prior to `1.0.0` the tool command was `dotnet-csharpier` and assembly/exe were named `dotnet_csharpier`. 
The tool command name was changed to just `csharpier`
- Running a local tool remains the same `dotnet csharpier --version`
- Running a global tool is changed to `csharpier --version`

The assembly/exe names have changed to just `CSharpier`

### Support for ignoring files via a .gitignore [#​631](https://github.com/belav/csharpier/issues/631)
CSharpier now works as follows when determining if a file should be ignored.

- .gitignore files are considered when determining if a file will be ignored. A .gitignore file at the same level as a given file will take priority over a .gitignore file above it in the directory tree.
- If a .csharpierignore file is present at the same level or anywhere above the given file in the tree and it contains a pattern for a given file, that will take priority.
- The patterns within .csharpierignore work the same as a .gitignore, with patterns lower in the file taking priority over patterns above
- CSharpier does not currently look further up the directory tree for additional .csharpierignore files if it finds one. But it does look for .gitignore files. If there is demand this could be added later.
## What's Changed
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