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This is a development-only dependency; it will not be deployed with or referenced by your compiled app/library.
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3)There is no 3.
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3)Build your project as you normally would.
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Once the package reference is added to your project, the XML docs will be processed automatically with each build.
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The XML docs will be post-processed automatically with each build, whether you use Visual Studio, dotnet CLI, or anything else that hosts the MSBuild engine.
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| Code | Description |
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|IDT001| Indicates a referenced XML documentation file could not be loaded or parsed or that the file did not contain documentation in the standard schema. |
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|IDT002|Typically indicates incomplete XML docs for referenced assemblies. I.E. an inheritance candidate was identified but had no documentaion to inherit. |
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|IDT002|Indicates incomplete XML docs for the target assembly or one of its external references. i.e. an inheritance candidate was identified but had no documentaion to inherit. |
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|IDT003| May indicate you used `<inheritdoc />` on a type/member with no identifiable base. You may correct this warning by using the `cref` attribute to identify the base explicitly. |
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|IDT004| May indicate an incorrect XPATH value in a `path` attribute. |
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|IDT004| May indicate an incorrect XPATH value in a `path` attribute or a duplicate/superfluous `<inheritdoc />` tag. |
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