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Current Rules

id	title
WTG1001	Do not use the 'private' keyword.
WTG1002	Use the 'var' keyword instead of an explicit type where possible.
WTG1003	Do not leave whitespace on the end of the line.
WTG1004	Indent with tabs rather than spaces.
WTG1005	Use consistent line endings.
WTG1006	Do not use the 'internal' keyword for non-nested type definitions.
WTG1007	Do not compare bool to a constant value.
WTG1008	Do not compare bool to a constant value in an expression.
WTG1009	Using directives must be ordered by kind.
WTG1010	Use the 'var' keyword instead of an explicit type where possible.
WTG1011	Use the 'var' keyword once when deconstructing an object.
WTG1012	Use the 'var' keyword instead of an explicit type where possible.
WTG1013	Don't use tuple types in public interfaces.
WTG1014	Don't nest conditional operators.
WTG1015	Conditional operators should not have multiline values.
WTG1016	Avoid the discard-coalesce-throw pattern.
WTG2001	Do not use ConfigureAwait from an async void method.
WTG2002	Avoid conditional compilation based on DEBUG.
WTG2003	Flags enums should specify explicit values.
WTG2004	Do not use Code Contracts.
WTG2005	Use Correct Emit Overload.
WTG3001	Remove orphaned suppressions.
WTG3002	Prefer direct member access over linq.
WTG3003	Prefer direct member access over linq in an expression.
WTG3004	Prefer Array.Empty<>() over creating a new empty array.
WTG3005	Don't call ToString() on a string.
WTG3006	Prefer nameof over calling ToString on an enum literal.
WTG3007	Overrides should not simply call base.
WTG3008	Do not compare value types with null.
WTG3009	Prefer Task.CompletedTask when applicable.
WTG3010	Don't await trivially completed tasks.
WTG3101	Do not nest regions.
WTG3102	Regions should not split structures.
WTG3103	Conditional compilation directives should not split structures.