SA1118 still issues warning eventhough disabled in *.ruleset

Environment: VS2017, StyleCop.Analyzers 1.0.2.

I disabled SA1118 (None or Hidden), the editor doesn’t show warning but running build still issues warning in this case:

        public static readonly EmailTemplateDefinition TestEmail = new EmailTemplateDefinition(
            name: "app.email-templates.test-email",
            subject: "Test email ignore please",
            body: @"<p>This is test email, please ignore.</p>
<p></p>
<p>---</p>
<p>FxCompanyName</p>",
            editable: false);

Calling inside another method doesn’t produce any warning.

Disable by pragma doesn’t work too. Workaround using SuppressMessage ok.

[ltvan]

Sorry, I think I found the problem. I migrated my project from Stylecop.MSBuild.Targets but forgot to remove the link to the target file. So that warning is from the old one. When I tried in other situations, I placed the long params at the first parameter so it passed the rule.

PS: the old Stylecop rule statement is missing this part other than the first parameter so I didn’t recognize that:

warning : SA1118 : CSharp.Readability : The parameter spans multiple lines. If the parameter is short, place the entire parameter on a single line. Otherwise, save the contents of the parameter in a temporary variable and pass the temporary variable as a parameter. 

[sharwell]

👍 glad to hear it’s worked out!