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Roslyn analyzers for IDisposable

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IDISP001 Potential Issue

fossbrandon opened this issue · comments

I've run into a situation where I believe the analyzer is giving me a false positive IDISP001 error. Here is the code broken into pieces to try and demonstrate what is happening:

public static async Task<bool> VmExistsAsync(string identifier)
{
    var command = Cli.Wrap(Constants.VirtualBoxCli)
        .WithArguments($"showvminfo \"{identifier}\"");
    using var commandTask = command.ExecuteAsync();
    var result = await commandTask ;

    return result.ExitCode is 0;
}

The analyzer throws an IDISP001 error on the var result = await task line claiming that a dispose is created. The code for commandTask of type CommandTask can be found in the CliWrap GitHub CommandTask Code and is a disposable object. However, when I await the task I get a result of type CommandResult which is not disposable making me think that the analyzer is incorrect. The CommandResult code can be found in the CliWrap GitHub CommandResult Code.

When I go ahead and apply the IDISP001 suggestion, I get a compiler error CS1674.

Also, if I remove the using statement in the line using var commandTask = command.ExecuteAsync() I do not get a disposable warning when I believe I should since CommandTask is disposable. I feel like this and the situation above could be related in how the analyzer is interpreting this setup.

I'm hoping someone can help me understand the situation some more and either correct my understanding of how this should behave or fix potential errors in the analyzer. Thanks!