Package Cratis.Architecture.CodeAnalysis as a Roslyn analyzer#11
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Configure the project to pack as a proper analyzer so the publish workflow produces a usable NuGet package: target netstandard2.0, set IncludeBuildOutput=false and DevelopmentDependency, and pack the assembly into analyzers/dotnet/cs instead of lib/. Targeting netstandard2.0 requires a few compatibility fixes: add minimal System.Index/System.Range polyfills for the range operators and replace char overloads of string.Split/Join/Replace/StartsWith not available on netstandard2.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the
Cratis.Architecture.CodeAnalysispackage install correctly as a Roslyn analyzer so the publish workflow produces a usable package.Fixed
Cratis.Architecture.CodeAnalysispackage now ships the analyzer inanalyzers/dotnet/cs(targeting netstandard2.0) instead oflib/, so the analyzers actually load and run in consuming projects and IDEs.