CA1719: Parameter names should not match member names
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| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| TypeName | ParameterNamesShouldNotMatchMemberNames |
| CheckId | CA1719 |
| Category | Microsoft.Naming |
| Breaking Change | Breaking |
Cause
The name of an externally visible member matches, in a case-insensitive comparison, the name of one of its parameters.
Rule Description
A parameter name should communicate the meaning of a parameter and a member name should communicate the meaning of a member. It would be a rare design where these were the same. Naming a parameter the same as its member name is unintuitive and makes the library difficult to use.
How to Fix Violations
Select a parameter name that does not match the member name.
When to Suppress Warnings
For new development, no known scenarios occur where you must suppress a warning from this rule. For shipping libraries, you might have to suppress a warning from this rule.
Related Rules
CA1709: Identifiers should be cased correctly