SA1137/SA1316 false positive when using primary constructors

Problem

The following code block causes false warnings. (LangVersion set to preview)

class A(int b)
{
    public int B => b;
}

How this is a problem

It is suggesting to format the code like so:

class A(int B)
{
public int B => b;
}

When using primary constructors in non-record types, they’re considered parameters/fields, and therefore use camelCase.

The lack of indentation is clearly unintended since the same thing isn’t raised for record types, and it goes against the rule of contents in blocks having indentation in the first place.

[Emik03]

Just wanted to chime in one last time to mention that this indeed has been fixed as of version 2023.2 EAP 5 with the latest toolchain preview.

[Emik03]

Interesting, this only happens inside Rider.

This is weird, because in theory it shouldn’t have a problem since I use the newest toolchain, but I suppose it is because Rider runs on .NET Core v7.0.4 (see detailed information above)