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Analyzer: Falsely matches HandleAsync method that isn't overriding #30
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@ppittle do you want to look at this? |
In the following section, we can add check for the actual name actually.
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Sure, should be able to TDD it |
…. Analyzer now ranks all public methods with the highest being the one that should be allowed
After #31 I pushed v1.1.0 of the analyzers to Nuget, which I've now pulled into the sample. That version still has this behavior on List (the other endpoints all have 0 warnings): |
Reproduced in Studio. Interesting because that exact case should have been covered in the test Let me take a look. |
Handle methods that take querystring arguments will not 1:1 override base HandleAsync methods.
Example: the List method in the sample. It doesn't inherit from a generic base, so its base method doesn't define a Handle/HandleAsync to override.
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