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DotNetAnalyzers / TSqlAnalyzer

T-SQL Code Analyzer for Visual Studio 2015 CTP6
MIT License
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Broken with CTP6 #14

Closed jwooley closed 9 years ago

jwooley commented 9 years ago

Analyzer is not recognized with VS 2015 CTP6.

ErikEJ commented 9 years ago

Thanks! Do you have a PR ready?

jwooley commented 9 years ago

Not yet. I just pulled a clone, but not sure if I'll have much time over the next week to create a PR.

ErikEJ commented 9 years ago

I will boot an Azure VM, and see what I can do, @jwooley

dothenrik commented 9 years ago

I can fix the code but I don't use Git.

ErikEJ commented 9 years ago

@dothenrik if you can fix, email me changes, and I will update repo and new nuget package

ErikEJ commented 9 years ago

Attempt to fiox for CTP6 and uploaded new NuGet package (tests still need fixing)

jwooley commented 9 years ago

Looks like there are issues with the hint path (to your local folder) for the SQL ScriptDOM library. Also, the interpolated string test is failing due to changes in C#6 interpolation implementation. I have a fix, but get a 403 trying to push. I didn't fork before trying the changes.

sharwell commented 9 years ago

Hi Jim,

It's not too late to fork the repository now. In fact, it's normal and common for a single working folder on your computer to point to two or more different locations where the code is stored remotely, and you can even change/add/remove those locations whenever you want. For your purposes, I believe the following steps are the easiest since you already cloned this GitHub repository.

  1. Using the GitHub web interface, click Fork at the top right and fork this repository to your username.

  2. On your computer from a command prompt, run the following command:

    git remote -v

  3. If the previous command listed the origin remote as starting with git@github.com:DotNetAnalyzers, run the following command:

    git remote set-url origin git@github.com:jwooley/TSqlAnalyzer.git

  4. Otherwise, if the previous command listed the origin remote as starting with https://github.com/DotNetAnalyzers, run the following command:

    git remote set-url origin https://github.com/jwooley/TSqlAnalyzer.git

After the above steps, when you push your code, it will push to your fork instead of trying to push to this repository (which you do have permissions for). :+1: