Contracts not showing up in XML

Question

Hello,

I just started to use Code Contracts and I think it's great news .NET 4.0 will contain this.
However, I am using the latest release and can't seem to make the xml documentation to work.
I have checked "Emit contracts into Xml doc file" + Build for Contract reference assembly on the code contracts pane and checked "Xml documentation" on the build pane,
but the contracts won't appear in the xml.
Can someone help me with this ?

Thanks

Answer 1

Sure! Can you please put your solution (as small as possible please!) into a zip file and send it to me? Then I can lok into it.

Answer 2

Hello,

I just started to use Code Contracts and I think it's great news .NET 4.0 will contain this.
However, I am using the latest release and can't seem to make the xml documentation to work.
I have checked "Emit contracts into Xml doc file" + Build for Contract reference assembly on the code contracts pane and checked "Xml documentation" on the build pane,
but the contracts won't appear in the xml.
Can someone help me with this ?

Thanks

Hi, I am having the similar problem with Xml Documentation. I have done everything from the video tutorial, and after building my application, the contracts won't show in the xml documentation file. I tried it in both VS2008 and VS2010 Beta 2 and in .NET 3.5 and 4.0. but with no success. Also, I am using 1.2.21023.14 version of the Code Contracts.

Any ideas how to resolve this?

Answer 3

Any repros would be appreciated. codconfb @ microsoft . com

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Cheers, -MaF (Manuel Fahndrich)

Answer 4

Hello Bart

Could you please check out Manuel's suggestion. A repro sample will be very helpful in this case.

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