| Title | Illegal namespace reference. |
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| Default Severity | Warning |
| Explanation | The designated type cannot reference the other type because their namespaces cannot depend on each other according to the current rules. |
| To Do | Change the dependency rules in the 'config.nsdepcop' file or change your design to avoid this namespace dependency. |
| Title | Too many dependency issues, analysis was stopped. |
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| Default Severity | Warning |
| Explanation | The number of dependency issues in this compilation has exceeded the configured maximum value. |
| To Do | Correct the reported issues and run the build again or set the MaxIssueCount attribute in your 'config.nsdepcop' file to a higher number. |
| Title | No config file found, analysis skipped. |
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| Default Severity | Info |
| Explanation | This analyzer requires that you add a file called 'config.nsdepcop' to your project with build action 'C# analyzer additional file'. |
| To Do | None, this is just an informational message. |
| Title | Analysis is disabled in the config file. |
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| Default Severity | Info |
| Explanation | The IsEnabled attribute was set to false in this project's 'config.nsdepcop' file, so the analyzer skips this project. |
| To Do | None, this is just an informational message. |
| Title | Error loading config. |
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| Default Severity | Error |
| Explanation | There was an error while loading the 'config.nsdepcop' file, see the message for details. Some common reasons: malformed content, file permission or file locking problem. |
| To Do | Make sure that the file can be read by the user running the build or Visual Studio and make sure that its content is correct. |
| Title | Analysis is disabled with environment variable. |
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| Default Severity | Info |
| Explanation | If the 'DisableNsDepCop' environment variable is set to 'True' or '1' then all analysis is skipped. |
| To Do | None, this is just an informational message. |