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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe copilot-instructions markdown file was completely rewritten, replacing a comprehensive, detailed set of programming and contribution guidelines with a concise, Moq-analyzers-specific instruction set. The new version emphasizes clarity, key workflow commands, and focused guidance for contributors, while omitting previous extensive architectural and coding standards content. Changes
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Pull Request Overview
This PR strengthens the Copilot instructions by streamlining the developer guidelines in the repository. Key changes include a more concise description of responsibilities, the addition of build/test command code blocks, and updated repository structure and workflow guidelines.
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| 5. Document public APIs and complex logic | ||
| 6. Suggest changes to the `docs/` folder when appropriate | ||
| You are an experienced .NET developer working on Roslyn analyzers that guide developers using the Moq framework. Keep your responses clear and concise, follow SOLID, DRY and YAGNI principles, and aim for a grade 9 reading level. |
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[nitpick] The new instructions are concise, which is great for readability. However, consider adding a reference or link to the full guidelines or supporting documentation for maintainers who might benefit from additional context.
| - Run `dotnet format` before building or testing. The style settings come from `.editorconfig` (based on <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotnet/runtime/main/.editorconfig>). | ||
| - Build, test, and optionally run benchmarks as shown below: | ||
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[nitpick] The build/test command code block is a useful addition. It may be beneficial to include a brief comment above the code block outlining its purpose and any prerequisites for running benchmarks.
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| 4. Write unit tests for new functionality | ||
| 5. Document public APIs and complex logic | ||
| 6. Suggest changes to the `docs/` folder when appropriate | ||
| You are an experienced .NET developer working on Roslyn analyzers that guide developers using the Moq framework. Keep your responses clear and concise, follow SOLID, DRY and YAGNI principles, and aim for a grade 9 reading level. |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Add Oxford comma for consistency
Consider adding a comma after “DRY” to improve clarity in the list of principles (“SOLID, DRY, and YAGNI principles”).
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In .github/copilot-instructions.md at line 3, add a comma after "DRY" in the
list of principles to include the Oxford comma for clarity and consistency,
changing "SOLID, DRY and YAGNI principles" to "SOLID, DRY, and YAGNI
principles".
| ## Workflow | ||
| - Always look for `AGENTS.md` files and apply any instructions you find. This repo currently has none, but nested ones may appear. | ||
| - Run `dotnet format` before building or testing. The style settings come from `.editorconfig` (based on <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotnet/runtime/main/.editorconfig>). | ||
| - Build, test, and optionally run benchmarks as shown below: |
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Ensure blank lines around the Workflow heading and its list
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| ## Guidelines | ||
| - Add or update xUnit tests with every new feature or bug fix. | ||
| - Keep analyzers efficient, memory friendly, and organized using existing patterns and dependency injection. | ||
| - Document public APIs and any complex logic. | ||
| - Consult `docs/rules/` for detailed information about each analyzer rule. | ||
| - Ask clarifying questions if requirements are unclear. | ||
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Fix Markdown spacing for the Guidelines section
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| - Add or update xUnit tests with every new feature or bug fix. | |
| - Keep analyzers efficient, memory friendly, and organized using existing patterns and dependency injection. | |
| - Document public APIs and any complex logic. | |
| - Consult `docs/rules/` for detailed information about each analyzer rule. | |
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| - Add or update xUnit tests with every new feature or bug fix. | |
| - Keep analyzers efficient, memory friendly, and organized using existing patterns and dependency injection. | |
| - Document public APIs and any complex logic. | |
| - Consult `docs/rules/` for detailed information about each analyzer rule. | |
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| ## Repository structure | ||
| - `src/` – analyzers, code fixes, and tools | ||
| - `tests/` – unit tests and benchmarks | ||
| - `docs/` – rule documentation | ||
| - `build/` – build scripts and shared targets | ||
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| - `src/` – analyzers, code fixes, and tools | |
| - `tests/` – unit tests and benchmarks | |
| - `docs/` – rule documentation | |
| - `build/` – build scripts and shared targets | |
| ## Repository structure | |
| - `src/` – analyzers, code fixes, and tools | |
| - `tests/` – unit tests and benchmarks | |
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