dotnet jb cleanupcode introduces redundant type specification

Question

I am struggling with dotnet jb cleanupcode changing

    UserEntity[] users = [
        new() {
            Name = "Example User 1",
        },
        new() {
            Name = "Example User 2",
        },
    ];

to

    UserEntity[] users = [
        new UserEntity {
            Name = "Example User 1",
        },
        new UserEntity {
            Name = "Example User 2",
        },
    ];

Both Rider and my CI in which I execute the same commands suggest me using the first variant. This means somewhere in my environment the rule that causes this, is configured inconsistently between CI/IDE and local environment.

I can't seem to find the correct rule for the redundant type specification though. Which rules could cause this (.editorconfig / roslyn etc.)?

LuckyBricks · Accepted Answer · 2024-12-18 11:21:26Z

0

You can set the new expression style in Rider as the following settings. The corresponding ReSharper EditorConfig flag is resharper_arrange_object_creation_when_type_evident_highlighting

Have a check on this rule.

answered Dec 18, 2024 at 11:21

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