EnableAotAnalyzer=true should also default EnableSingleFileAnalyzer=true
See original GitHub issueThere are almost no situations where I want to enable the AOT analyzer, but don’t also want the Single File analyzer. We should set EnableSingleFileAnalyzer=true
by default when someone sets EnableAotAnalyzer=true
.
In dotnet/aspnetcore we enabled the AOT analyzer, thinking that would be enough to catch NativeAOT warnings. But we didn’t remember to enable the SingleFile analyzer, and thus warnings slipped through.
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Would
IsAotCompatible=true
mean:?
Agreed, I prefer
IsAotCompatible
.