I was looking through the code for Entity Framework.
I noticed that the production dll for entity framework 5 has some SuppressMessage attributes in it still
Even though the project is obviously built with the CODE_ANALYSIS compilation symbol (if you look at the open source project) to remove SuppressMessage attributes, it's still there in some cases.
Isn't this just adding to the size of the dll (I know there isn't a runtime performance hit since it's all just metadata) But why are only some parsed out? There are thousands that didn't end up in the production DLL.
Also I decompiled the version you get from NuGet just to be sure I wasn't building the project with the wrong settings.
I'm using the EF codebase as my example because I can't even get the CODE_ANALYSIS compilation symbol to remove my own suppressmessages even when I compile for release