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Is there any possibility to use the IAttributeOperation API? Otherwise I am stuck using the current workaround to check for an attribute.
Feel free to use lightup for now and a tracking issue + comment to remove the added lightup code. Not sure if we want to move all the way to the MS.CA API that added IAttributeOperation support and prevent analyzers from running on older VS/compiler.
@CollinAlpert IMO your current fix looks good to me without having to switch to IAttributeOperation. Let me know if you are fine for me to merge or want to attempt adding lightup for IAttributeOperation
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This PR modifies the
AvoidConstArraysAnalyzerto not raise for attribute arguments.Is there any possibility to use the
IAttributeOperationAPI? Otherwise I am stuck using the current workaround to check for an attribute.Fixes #7033