New Rule T0027: Move subsequent expressions on separate lines
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pavel-mikula-sonarsource commented
Coding style:
Chained invocations and member accesses violating S103 can have a chain of properties on the first line. Every other .Invocation() or .Member should be on a separate line, aligned with a left-most single indentation.
object.Property.Children
.Select(x => x.Something)
.Where(x => x != null)
.OrderBy(x => x.Rank)
.ToArray()
.Length;
Exception from this rule: Chains of assertions can have supporting properties, .Should() and assertion on the same line.
values.Should().HaveCount(2)
.And.ContainSingle(x => x.HasConstraint(BoolConstraint.True))
.And.ContainSingle(x => x.HasConstraint(BoolConstraint.False));
This rule doesn't care about the indentation, that is in T0026.
Statements containing .Should()
should be ignored.