When a Unity project is using standard Microsoft Code Analysis Quality rules, it fails because AzureDevOps.cs fails on 3 rules.
Lack of a namespace
Not using a specific exception handler
error CA1052: Type 'AzureDevOps' is a static holder type but is neither static nor NotInheritable
The changes needed are simple but without them the class fails the whole build.
A potentially simple solution is to check for the presence of the AzureDevOps.cs and leave it alone if it's already there - potentially a flag option. That would allow for any customizations required by the client.
FejZa
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When a Unity project is using standard Microsoft Code Analysis Quality rules, it fails because AzureDevOps.cs fails on 3 rules.
The changes needed are simple but without them the class fails the whole build. A potentially simple solution is to check for the presence of the AzureDevOps.cs and leave it alone if it's already there - potentially a flag option. That would allow for any customizations required by the client.