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Move all ASP.NET rules in a dedicated folder #9114

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@mary-georgiou-sonarsource mary-georgiou-sonarsource changed the title Refactoring: Move all ASP.NET rules in a dedicated folder Refactor: Move all ASP.NET rules in a dedicated folder Apr 17, 2024
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@antonioaversa the primary constructor issues are FPs - see here #8436.
If you agree I'll mark them as such.

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@antonioaversa the primary constructor issues are FPs - see here #8436. If you agree I'll mark them as such.

I agree, I have marked them as FPs.

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LGTM!

@antonioaversa antonioaversa changed the title Refactor: Move all ASP.NET rules in a dedicated folder Move all ASP.NET rules in a dedicated folder Apr 18, 2024
@antonioaversa antonioaversa merged commit 4e67e24 into master Apr 18, 2024
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@antonioaversa antonioaversa deleted the mary/asp-net-folder branch April 18, 2024 12:21
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