void TestDisabledAnalyzers()
{
var fullyDisabledAnalyzer = new FullyDisabledAnalyzer();
var partiallyDisabledAnalyzer = new PartiallyDisabledAnalyzer();
var options = TestOptions.Dll;
Assert.True(AnalyzerDriver.IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(fullyDisabledAnalyzer, options));
Assert.False(AnalyzerDriver.IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(partiallyDisabledAnalyzer, options));
var specificDiagOptions = new Dictionary <string, ReportDiagnostic>();
specificDiagOptions.Add(FullyDisabledAnalyzer.desc1.Id, ReportDiagnostic.Warn);
specificDiagOptions.Add(PartiallyDisabledAnalyzer.desc2.Id, ReportDiagnostic.Suppress);
options = TestOptions.Dll.WithSpecificDiagnosticOptions(specificDiagOptions);
Assert.False(AnalyzerDriver.IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(fullyDisabledAnalyzer, options));
Assert.True(AnalyzerDriver.IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(partiallyDisabledAnalyzer, options));
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns true if all the diagnostics that can be produced by this analyzer are suppressed through options.
/// <paramref name="continueOnError"/> says whether the caller would like the exception thrown by the analyzers to be handled or not. If true - Handles ; False - Not handled.
/// </summary>
public static bool IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(this DiagnosticAnalyzer analyzer, CompilationOptions options)
{
return(AnalyzerDriver.IsDiagnosticAnalyzerSuppressed(analyzer, options, (exception, throwingAnalyzer) => true));
}