SA1118 doesn't allow to write anonymous object (or object with property initialization) on multiple lines.

This code:

          Test(
                "as",
                new
                {
                    foo = 1, bar = 2
                });

and this:

          Test(
                "as",
                new MyObject
                {
                    Foo = 1
                });

for this method:

        public void Test(string test, object obj)
        {
        }

gives SA1118 warnig when in StyleCop Classic it didn’t. I’m migrating from classic StyleCop and had to remove this rule because of that. I think it should be fixed.

BTW Thanks for working on this projects! It’s great that we can use StyleCop rules and use C#6 😃

[sharwell]

Considering that object initializers would need to be indented when they span multiple lines, accepting them as arguments should work well with our existing handling of parameters.

[paulomorgado]

The rule was created before the feature was added to the language and doesn’t make sense if taken literally.

I think the correct implementation should be taking the whole object initialization as if it was only one line.

The documentation does not cover this case or nested method calls.