Visual Studio 2022 - Difficulty Configuring Code Analysis for C# Project with Roslyn Analyzers
I'm working on a project and hit a roadblock. I'm trying to configure code analysis for my C# project in Visual Studio 2022 using Roslyn analyzers, but I'm running into issues where the analyzers seem to not be picking up certain code quality rules. I've added the necessary NuGet package for a popular analyzer library (`Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FxCopAnalyzers`), and I've referenced it in my project file like this: ```xml <ItemGroup> <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FxCopAnalyzers" Version="3.3.0" /> </ItemGroup> ``` However, when I build the project, I don't see any of the warnings or errors that I expect based on the code I've written. For instance, I have a simple method that violates a rule about naming conventions: ```csharp public void exampleMethod() { // Some code here } ``` I expected to receive a warning about the method name not being in PascalCase, but nothing comes up. I've also tried enabling code analysis in the project properties and set the severity levels for the specific rules in my `.editorconfig` file: ```editorconfig [*.cs] dotnet_naming_rule.method_naming = require_upper_camel_case dotnet_naming_symbols.method = method dotnet_naming_style.upper_camel_case = true ``` Despite all this, it seems that the rules aren't being enforced. I've also verified that the analyzers are loaded by checking the Output window during build, and there are no errors related to them. I've tried cleaning and rebuilding the solution, and even restarting Visual Studio, but I still don't see any impact. Is there something I'm missing in the configuration, or could there be an scenario with the version compatibility of the analyzer package with my project setup? Any insights on how to properly configure Roslyn analyzers in Visual Studio 2022 would be greatly appreciated. Am I missing something obvious? This is part of a larger service I'm building. Any ideas what could be causing this? I'm developing on Windows 11 with C#. Any examples would be super helpful.