controlflow
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10 months ago I guess you probably mention boxing underline being red (underline in screenshot is yellow, HeapView.ObjectAllocation inspection).
I'm not sure why exactly you get this "attention grabbing"/"danger zone"/"very noisy" feeling from just red/yellow colors :) Back in the 2014 days this plugin was used to help writing allocationless code where unnecessary boxing can be classified as a "danger", so I picked red color. Nobody ever complained about it since then :) For ordinary allocations I picked less attracting yellow color.
I think I'll change the colors to "info-zone", probably you're right :)
As a workaround you can change those colors in your IDE via settings:
For me, at least, red = “danger, pay attention”. And most of the Rider hints are just fine, showing as green dots below. However, for some reason HeapView.ObjectAllocation chooses to show up as a red underline
Honestly, very noisy and attention grabbing, especially for unavoidable situations such as string interpolation or by marking all new operators.
As you said yourself, "dont over optimize, only when needed", and I don't really need o have new operator highlighted, etc. This type of analysis should be on-demand.
In the Rider light theme, the Hints are shown as green dots. Why not make these Hints informational (blue, green, etc) by default and not in danger-zone (yellow red etc).