fsprojects/FSharpLint

FSharpLint is a static code analysis tool for the F# language that enforces coding conventions, style guidelines, and structural constraints. It provides a comprehensive suite of configurable rules covering naming, formatting, complexity, and code smells, accessible via a command-line interface or a programmatic API. The system supports linting individual files, projects, and solutions, offering both human-readable and MSBuild-compatible output formats.

The project focused on modernizing the build infrastructure and significantly expanding the F# linter's capabilities. This period introduced a comprehensive API for linting projects and solutions, added numerous new style and naming rules, and implemented structured console output. Extensive test coverage was added to validate the new framework and rules.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the F# linter's capabilities by introducing a wide array of new rules covering conventions, formatting, and structural limits. The implementation included logic for matching hints and comprehensive test coverage for all newly added rules.

18 changes

This period focused on significantly expanding the F# linter's capabilities by introducing new rules for code smells, argument misuse, and typographic formatting. These features were supported by comprehensive unit tests and the addition of performance benchmarks to guide future optimizations.

5 changes

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