To ensure consistency across the project, I propose that an editor config file is created to provide recommendations for code improvement and readability. As the config file can be auto generated and set to be enforced, I created an issue so a discussion can be had for general acceptance of the configurations.
Code Maid is not yet ready for VS 2022, but can also be utilized once it is ready, or for VS 2019. This can aid in the process of submitted consistent and clean code. It's not fool-proof, but I feel its a great start to bringing the project to a better state and is mostly a passive benefit that doesn't need maintained.
To ensure consistency across the project, I propose that an editor config file is created to provide recommendations for code improvement and readability. As the config file can be auto generated and set to be enforced, I created an issue so a discussion can be had for general acceptance of the configurations.
Code Maid is not yet ready for VS 2022, but can also be utilized once it is ready, or for VS 2019. This can aid in the process of submitted consistent and clean code. It's not fool-proof, but I feel its a great start to bringing the project to a better state and is mostly a passive benefit that doesn't need maintained.