Add XML comments to public members (resolves CS1591 warnings) #225
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When XML documentation is enabled for the project, the CS1591 compiler warning means that any public members must have a comment to prevent a warning. There's also currently no way to disable this documentation requirement for generated code: dotnet/roslyn#12702. This commit adds <summary> comments to the previously uncommented members of the generated models classes.
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@zpqrtbnk Any thoughts on whether this PR is OK, and if it can be merged soon? |
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Hey. Sorry for delay. PR is OK and will be merged somehow. But, as you may be aware, ModelsBuilder development is being reorganized at the moment. Will announce dates, eventually. |
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When XML documentation is enabled for the project (see screenshot below), the CS1591 compiler warning means that any public members of classes must have a documentation comment to prevent a warning.
There's currently no way to disable this documentation requirement for generated code so there seems to be no workaround for this issue - see dotnet/roslyn#12702.
This PR adds
<summary>comments to the previously uncommented public members of the generated models classes. An alternative approach could be to add#pragma warning disable 1591comments around these members, but it seemed just as easy to add a simple documentation comment. Resolves #164