This GitHub site is the sourcecode for the Visual Studio check-in policy for checking your code with StyleCop. This check-in policy could be installed via the Marketplace.
Select the right version:
- Global StyleCop settings for whole Team Project
- Import your current StyleCop settings (if you already use StyleCop) into the check-in policy
- Export the StyleCop settings of the check-in policy
- Override the settings for specific projects with the power of merged StyleCop settings files
- Thread the Check-in violations as errors, warnings or information messages in Visual Studio
- Exclude folders to be checked
- Visual Studio 2012
- Visual Studio 2013
- Visual Studio 2015
- Visual Studio 2017
Optional note:
Set the /p:StyleCopTreatErrorsAsWarnings=false parameter in your build definition to throw an error when there is a StyleCop warning. This works if you have the NuGet StyleCop.MSBuild package installed. This way your build will fail so no corrupt code is checked-in. This check-in policy prevents users from checking-in bad code but it is a check-in policy so it could be overridden. You can set this parameter in your build definition on the "Process" tab, under the "Advanced" category and then the "MSBuild Arguments" property.