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As mentioned in dotnet/roslyn#1286, this method is the most straightforward way to determine if a rule is suppressed or not.
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This is currently blocked on #975.
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Update: The fix for dotnet/roslyn#1286 did not make it into Roslyn 1.0.0 stable, so this is blocked until the next stable release.
Use DiagnosticDescriptor.GetEffectiveSeverity to check for suppressions
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Closes DotNetAnalyzers#976
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As mentioned in dotnet/roslyn#1286, this method is the most straightforward way to determine if a rule is suppressed or not.
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