New feature: Support for Inline-SQL with Verbatim String Literals as a Formatting Indicator about stylecopanalyzers HOT 6 CLOSED

I believe this would be better suited to a separate project, since only a small subset of StyleCop Analyzers users will be interested in using verbatim string literals for specific formatting of a different (non-C#) language.

C# projects can have many different analyzers installed at the same time, so creating this feature in an independent project would not impair its usability.

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We are using inline SQL only in our C# projects and I know among other teams they do too.

Which independent project are you thinking about? :)

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StyleCop Analyzers has more than 100M downloads, so I would expect it is being used by many thousands of projects.

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Hello @sharwell ,
I still don't understand. I opened the issue here because it is StyleCop for the .NET-Compiler.
So it's the correct project and will only affect C# -programmers who are using the .NET-Compiler.
Also, SQL is a very common language that is widely used.

Can you explain to me why it doesn't belong here and which other project would be the best one?

Also, I searched for another Plugin, but mostly they are deprecated nor are for VS 2022. So I decided to open an issue for Style Cop.

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C# programmers can use more than one set of C# analyzers at the same time. I would recommend creating a new (completely independent) project for this, and then installing both that new project and StyleCop Analyzers in your projects for use.

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Hello Sam,
unfortunately, I don't have the skills, the knowledge nor the time to create an independent project for formatting SQL. Therefore, I will stick with existing solutions, sadly the old projects aren't maintained anymore. So I created an issue in an existing formatter we are using.

SQL is not only for a small subset of C# programmers. It is widely used among C# developers thus even more popular than C#.

Have a nice weekend!

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