Currently the UseAsyncSuffix diagnostic is reported for cases where a method overrides a method from a base class and/or implements an interface method. In these cases, the name is set by the base definition, so no naming warnings should be reported at the site of an overriding or implementing method.
Currently the UseAsyncSuffix diagnostic is reported for cases where a method overrides a method from a base class and/or implements an interface method. In these cases, the name is set by the base definition, so no naming warnings should be reported at the site of an overriding or implementing method.