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Merge branch 'release/8.1.0' into develop #509

Merge branch 'release/8.1.0' into develop

Merge branch 'release/8.1.0' into develop #509

Triggered via push September 10, 2024 00:56
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106 warnings
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(2813,105): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(20111,108): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(20122,108): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(2813,105): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(20111,108): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
windows-latest
D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Tools\DotNet\DotNet.Generated.cs(20122,108): warning CS1570: XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Missing equals sign between attribute and attribute value.' [D:\a\nuke\nuke\source\Nuke.Common\Nuke.Common.csproj]
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/RelativePath.cs#L45
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/AbsolutePath.cs#L111
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Host.cs#L61
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Utilities/Text/String.Truncate.cs#L14
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred body style (convert into method or operator with preferred body style): source/Nuke.Build/NukeBuild.Interface.cs#L19
Code body does not conform to code style settings: use statement body
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity: source/Nuke.Tooling/NuGetPackageResolver.cs#L181
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity
Co-variant array conversion: source/Nuke.Utilities/Task.WaitAll.cs#L28
Co-variant array conversion from Task\[\] to Task\[\] can cause run-time exception on write operation
Return value must be disposed but the method or function is not annotated with [MustDisposeResource]: source/Nuke.Utilities/Collections/LookupTable.cs#L77
Return value must be disposed but method 'GetEnumerator' is not annotated with \[MustDisposeResource\]
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Build.Tests/SchemaUtilityTest.cs#L12
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Components/ISignPackages.cs#L14
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/RelativePath.cs#L45
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/AbsolutePath.cs#L111
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Host.cs#L61
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Utilities/Text/String.Truncate.cs#L14
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred body style (convert into method or operator with preferred body style): source/Nuke.Build/NukeBuild.Interface.cs#L19
Code body does not conform to code style settings: use statement body
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity: source/Nuke.Tooling/NuGetPackageResolver.cs#L181
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity
Co-variant array conversion: source/Nuke.Utilities/Task.WaitAll.cs#L28
Co-variant array conversion from Task\[\] to Task\[\] can cause run-time exception on write operation
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Build.Tests/SchemaUtilityTest.cs#L12
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Components/ISignPackages.cs#L14
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/RelativePath.cs#L45
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Nullability attribute usage with declaration of void or value type: source/Nuke.Utilities/IO/AbsolutePath.cs#L111
Applying nullness annotation to value type is meaningless
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Host.cs#L61
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Utilities/Text/String.Truncate.cs#L14
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L196
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred argument style for literal values: source/Nuke.Build/Logging.cs#L206
Inconsistent argument style: missing name identifier
Use preferred body style (convert into method or operator with preferred body style): source/Nuke.Build/NukeBuild.Interface.cs#L19
Code body does not conform to code style settings: use statement body
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity: source/Nuke.Tooling/NuGetPackageResolver.cs#L181
Possible 'null' assignment to non-nullable entity
Co-variant array conversion: source/Nuke.Utilities/Task.WaitAll.cs#L28
Co-variant array conversion from Task\[\] to Task\[\] can cause run-time exception on write operation
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Build.Tests/SchemaUtilityTest.cs#L12
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed
Redundant using directive: source/Nuke.Components/ISignPackages.cs#L14
Using directive is not required by the code and can be safely removed