Reduce severity of S3267: Loops should be simplified with "LINQ" expressions #272
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Reconsider using prerelease version of GetPackFromProject The change to version
Let's verify the package version history and availability: nuget.config (2)
Review the GetPackFromProject configuration and fix indentation. There are multiple concerns with this configuration:
Apply this diff to fix the indentation and add documentation: <packageSource key="local">
- <package pattern="GetPackFromProject" />
+ <!-- Known issue: Race conditions with Pack functionality in .NET 9 -->
+ <package pattern="GetPackFromProject" />
</packageSource>
Using a local directory as a package source could pose security risks if this configuration makes it to production. Additionally, relative paths in package sources can be problematic as they depend on the location of the nuget.config file. ✅ Verification successfulLet me gather more information about the usage context of this configuration. Based on the results, I can now provide a final response: The local package source configuration is test-specific and safe to use The evidence shows that:
The local package source is appropriately scoped to test scenarios and doesn't pose security or reliability concerns. 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
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rg -l "Release|Prod" -g "*.yml" -g "*.yaml" | while read -r file; do
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rg "nuget\.config" "$file" -C 2
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# Verify the existence and permissions of the temp directory
fd -t d "temp$" tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/
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rg -g "*.cs" -g "*.csproj" "Moq\.Analyzers\.Test\.temp" -C 2
# Check if there are any other nuget.config files
fd "nuget.config"
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rg -g "*.cs" "(Setup|TearDown|TestInitialize|TestCleanup)" tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/ -C 2
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SquiggleCop baselines show that this rule appears to be both an I verified the underlying SARIF says the same thing (to rule out a SquiggleCop bug) and filed dotnet/roslyn#76004 to track what appears to be an upstream bug. |
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Separately, I think .NET 9 introduced a change to how Pack works such that GetPackFromProject is now racing and sometimes failing. Will need to investigate. |
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💡 Codebase verification
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Pre-release version 1.0.10-gbabb094d4a is not available in public NuGet
The package version specified in Directory.Packages.props (1.0.10-gbabb094d4a) is not available in the public NuGet feed, which only lists versions up to 1.0.6. While the package is referenced in nuget.config and used in tests with analyzer-specific assets, using an unavailable or private pre-release version could cause build reproducibility issues for other developers.
- The package is used in
tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/Moq.Analyzers.Test.csprojwith analyzer-specific assets- Latest public version on NuGet.org is 1.0.6
- The package source pattern is configured in nuget.config but the source location is unclear
Consider:
- Using the latest stable version (1.0.6) from NuGet.org instead
- If the pre-release version is required, document the private package source in the repository
- Ensure the package source is accessible to all developers and CI/CD pipelines
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Verify stability of pre-release GetPackFromProject package
The change from stable version 1.0.6 to pre-release version 1.0.10-gbabb094d4a raises some concerns:
- Pre-release versions may introduce instability
- There are known race conditions with Pack functionality in .NET 9 as mentioned in the PR comments
- Using a commit-specific version (-gbabb094d4a) might affect build reproducibility
Let's verify the package source and any related issues:
Consider:
- Documenting why this specific pre-release version is needed
- Adding a comment about the known race condition issues
- Creating an issue to track upgrading to a stable version once available
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Let me check one more thing about the package usage in the test project since it's referenced there.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if the package is sourced from a local directory as mentioned in nuget.config cat nuget.config | grep -A 2 "GetPackFromProject" # Check for any related issues in the repository gh issue list --search "GetPackFromProject race condition" # Verify if this version exists in public NuGet curl -s "https://api.nuget.org/v3/registration5-semver1/getpackfromproject/index.json" | jq '.items[].items[].catalogEntry.version'Length of output: 373
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#!/bin/bash # Check for any direct references to GetPackFromProject in the codebase rg -l "GetPackFromProject" # Check for any Pack-related tasks or targets in MSBuild files fd -e props -e targets | xargs rg "Pack" -A 3 # Check commit history for any related changes or discussions git log --grep="GetPackFromProject" --pretty=format:"%h %s" -n 5Length of output: 11362
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#!/bin/bash # Check how GetPackFromProject is used in the test project cat tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/Moq.Analyzers.Test.csproj # Check for any Pack-related MSBuild targets that might be affected fd -e targets | xargs rg "GetPackFromProject"Length of output: 1365
nuget.config (1)
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Temporary package source directory poses reliability risks
The temporary directory
./tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/tempspecified as a NuGet package source:
- Does not currently exist in the repository
- Is not explicitly excluded in .gitignore (only general VS temp files are ignored)
- Has no documentation or setup scripts to manage its creation
- Is used with GetPackFromProject 1.0.10-gbabb094d4a, suggesting a temporary workaround
This configuration will likely cause build failures across different environments since the directory is neither tracked nor automatically created.
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Verify the reliability of using a temporary directory as a package source.
Using a relative path to a temporary directory (
./tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test/temp) as a package source could lead to reliability issues:
- The directory might not exist across different development environments
- Temporary directories typically shouldn't be tracked in source control
- Relative paths can be problematic depending on where the solution is built
Let's check if this directory exists and is tracked:
Let me gather more information about this temporary directory usage and its purpose.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if this is a temporary change by looking at recent commits git log -n 5 --oneline -- nuget.config # Look for any documentation or comments about this temporary setup rg -i "temp" README.md || echo "No mentions in README.md" # Check if there are any related build or test scripts that might create this directory fd -e ps1 -e sh -e cmd . tests/Moq.Analyzers.Test -x rg -l "temp" # Check Directory.Packages.props for GetPackFromProject version cat Directory.Packages.propsLength of output: 2107
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Reduce the severity of S3267: Loops should be simplified with "LINQ" expressions
from a warning to a note / suggestion. This is a stylistic diagnostic that often can suggest refactorings that are (at least subjectively) worse than the code it's replacing. Leaving it as a note though so that you still get the lightbulb so you can see what the refactoring would be in case you like it better.
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