Closed 1fisedi closed 5 years ago
@adamhathcock , to improve code readability and follow some common conventions, from vs tools and to continue to work on suggested issues, later on.
What conventions? What tooling specifically? There are a lot.
I'm not against formatting changes but it needs to be more considered. I'd rather have real functional changes from PRs then we can discuss standards where needed.
Simply using integrated standard Visual Studio code cleanup tools, and framework design guidelines. Next, I was planning on using Codacy to improve code quality, Though, if the functionality is the only priority, I could try focusing on that.
Sorry. I don't believe running the code through automated tools without thought and some agreement on what's applicable is useful.
Functionality and examples of structure is the purpose of this project. A .NET Core 3 update would be an example of a useful update.
Why do this? What tool did you run this through?