Add Support for VS 16.8 Which Introduced Breaking Changes#42
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The way you set the severity in .editorconfig files changed drastically in VS 16.8 and is a breaking change. On the positive side, we now get errors/warnings in CI builds. I've set a default severity of warning like so:
Then added custom severities of suggestion where necessary. This requires knowing the error code which is a little opaque from our point of view where we are editing the .editorconfig file directly but when using VS, it's quite apparent from the error list.
Furthermore, I've updated
dotnet_style_parentheses_in_other_operatorstoalways_for_clarity. The other parenthesis settings do the same and I'm not sure why we had it the opposite way around.