Pascal Berger

You would need to inspect aliases of the addins and parse XML documentation for each to inspect if doc is missing, they don't contain examples, etc. Parsing of XML documentation...

Reflection won't help for XML comments, since they are not part of the assembly, but instead written to an XML file. You would need to check for and parse this....

Sure, you'll need to detect the aliases through reflection and then parse the xml comment from the xml file. Do you think it is worth to implement this all in...

@Jericho For reading XML comments you might want to have a look at https://github.com/RicoSuter/Namotion.Reflection which provides an API for it.

How about one an Excel sheet containing one tab per addin, and inside the tab a list like: ``` | Member name | Issue | |---------------------------|-------------------------------------| | MyNamespace.MyClass.Foo | Summary...

@daveaglick I assume this is because they're from different assemblies There's a Cake.Issues.PullRequests, a Cake.Issues.PullRequests.Tfs and a Cake.Issues.PullRequests.AppVeyor assembly

There would also be a ESLint issue provider for Cake.Issues if you want to have it included in the build process (easiest way probably by adding Cake.Issues.Recipe to Cake.VsCode.Recipe, like...

I created https://github.com/cake-contrib/Cake.VsCode.Recipe/issues/12 for adding Cake.Issues.Recipe to Cake.VsCode.Recipe. The question is who is responsible for running the linter. I saw you added it as a node script with https://github.com/nils-a/cake-vscode/commit/5cdfdd106a3c0790f34e88aa2a006c44897deabf#. From...

You don't necessarily need a plugin to run ESLint (or any npm commend). It's also perfectly fine to just run the process directly using any of Cakes [process aliases](https://cakebuild.net/dsl/process/). The...

> @gep13 @pascalberger What do you think of [nils-a@cd93fb7](https://github.com/nils-a/cake-vscode/commit/cd93fb7e89a8133a3a91bcff6496eb9fc1a01025) ? The question is if running linters and tests is something which we expect from the recipe script or is it...