Exclude Main method from "Add null check" refactoring
See original GitHub issuepublic static class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args) // CTRL + . on args suggests to "Add null check"
{
}
}
The analyzer can special-case the Main method in that case and don’t emit a diagnostic.
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Referencing an executable works exactly the same way as referencing a class library. If you didn’t stop to look at the file extensions, you might never even notice the difference. 😃
We discussed this in our design meeting and agreed to leave this as is, and count the bug as by design.