Overview
After updating NuGetizer recently, I've noticed a bunch of messages like these in VS builds:
Contrary to messages like eg. DNG02, which can easily be suppressed, I couldn't find a way to suppress this one. Additionally, what's that "build paused for Xms" message? That doesn't sound encouraging. Regardless, I'm totally fine with people trying to incorporate more ways to push developers into doing sponsorship and it's of course their right, but that's not the approach I personally like and want to have in my build setup, nor one I would want others depending on my library to use. People can sponsor me if they like, and that's of course welcome, but I wouldn't want to inject anything like this into their build infrastructure. My issue is also with the fact that regardless of whether one is actually sponsoring or not, I wouldn't want them to have to then do more work to setup all the necessary stuff in their solution to prove they did actually sponsor the project, so that the analyzer/targets can finally stop showing warnings.
Is there a way to completely suppress these warnings? I'm not asking to make any changes in this or related project, since as I said, of course anyone's free to do whatever they prefer. I'm just asking because if there is a way, I'd very happily just enable that. If not, I think I'll just remove the NuGetizer dependency entirely and just use a vanilla SDK-style .csproj to configure the packages I have.
Thank you! 🙂
Overview
After updating NuGetizer recently, I've noticed a bunch of messages like these in VS builds:
Contrary to messages like eg. DNG02, which can easily be suppressed, I couldn't find a way to suppress this one. Additionally, what's that "build paused for Xms" message? That doesn't sound encouraging. Regardless, I'm totally fine with people trying to incorporate more ways to push developers into doing sponsorship and it's of course their right, but that's not the approach I personally like and want to have in my build setup, nor one I would want others depending on my library to use. People can sponsor me if they like, and that's of course welcome, but I wouldn't want to inject anything like this into their build infrastructure. My issue is also with the fact that regardless of whether one is actually sponsoring or not, I wouldn't want them to have to then do more work to setup all the necessary stuff in their solution to prove they did actually sponsor the project, so that the analyzer/targets can finally stop showing warnings.
Is there a way to completely suppress these warnings? I'm not asking to make any changes in this or related project, since as I said, of course anyone's free to do whatever they prefer. I'm just asking because if there is a way, I'd very happily just enable that. If not, I think I'll just remove the NuGetizer dependency entirely and just use a vanilla SDK-style .csproj to configure the packages I have.
Thank you! 🙂