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Added FxCop and Async analyzers to the LUIS project. #4272

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@gabog gabog commented Jul 15, 2020

Relates to #2367

  • Added FxCop and Async analyzers to the LUIS project.
  • I suppressed some Dispose warnings for now, we will address those once we start using HttpClientFactory in a future release.
  • Deprecated the DefaultHttpClient static property in LuisRecognizeer and crated an internal HttpClient instance property that can be seen for testing (that's the only reason why is there).
  • Added AssemblyInfo to make internal methods visible to tests.
  • Added exclude for rule CA1822 (Mark members as static) as requested by Tom.

I suppressed some Dispose warnings for now, we will address those once we start using HttpClientFactory in a future release.
Deprecated the DefaultHttpClient static property in LuisRecognizeer and crated an internal HttpClient instance property that can be seen for testing (that's the only reason why is there).
Added AssemblyInfo to make internal methods visible to tests.
Added exclude for rule CA1822 (Mark members as static) as requested by Tom.
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:shipit:

Touched file to see if it triggers a build
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