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NPath complexity overflow
See original GitHub issueI think something went wrong with the NPath complexity calculation
ResolveType method is really very complex and uses recursion, but the green color confuses.
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I made a little change in ReportGenerator. Negative values are now converted to
int.MaxValue.I completely agree. But the meaning of this metric is such that it cannot take on negative values. That is, any consumer (ReportGenerator) of this metric can say with absolute certainty that an overflow has occurred and somehow notify about it.