* Add workflow to perform automated checks for PRs
* Downgrade Microsoft.CodeAnalysis to 4.4.0
This is a workaround to fix issues with dotnet-format.
See:
- https://github.com/dotnet/format/issues/1805
- https://github.com/dotnet/format/issues/1800
* Adjust editorconfig to be more compatible with Ryujinx code-style
* Adjust .editorconfig line endings to match .gitattributes
* Disable 'prefer switch expression' rule
* Remove naming styles
These are the default rules, so we don't need to override them.
* Silence IDE0060 in .editorconfig
* Slightly adjust .editorconfig
* Add lost workflow changes
* Move .editorconfig comment to the top
* .editorconfig: private static readonly fields should be _lowerCamelCase
* .editorconfig: Remove alignment for declarations as well
* editorconfig: Add rule for local constants
* Disable CA1822 for HLE services
* Disable CA1822 for ViewModels
Bindings won't work with static members, but this issue is silently ignored.
* Run dotnet format for the whole solution
* Check result code of SDL_GetDisplayBounds
* Fix dotnet format style issues
* Add missing trailing commas
* Update Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp to 4.6.0
Skipping 4.5.0 since it breaks dotnet format
* Restore old default naming rules for dotnet format
* Add naming rule exception for CPU tests
* checks: Include all files before excluding paths
* Fix dotnet format issues
* Check dotnet format version
* checks: Run dotnet format with severity info again
* checks: Disable naming style rules until they won't crash the process anymore
* Remove unread private member
* checks: Attempt to run analyzers 3 times before giving up
* checks: Enable naming style rules again with the new retry logic
* Attempt at fixing hang on exit by ending the WindowNotificationManager notification loop, so that the Thread running it can exit.
* explicitly apply the NotificationManager template to allow the notification loop to begin
* NotificationHelper - remove explicity call to ApplyTemplate(). Change to ManualResetEventSlim so we can cancel the Wait on it.
* add a timeout to AudioRenderSystem.Stop()'s waiting for the termination signal, log a warning if this timeout occurs, and continue execution
* NotifiationHelper - cancel first, the CompleteAdding()
* Remove AudioRenderSystem._terminationEvent, redundant
* NotificationHelper - use host.Closing event to trigger cancellation instead of _notifationManager.DetachedFromLogicalTree
* Change NotificationHelper to use an explicit Thread for background work. Wait on the cancellationToken's WaitHandle so the Thread doesn't have to deal with async. Wrap foreach in try/catch (OperationCanceledException) to swallow the escaping exception from the GetConsumingEnumerable().
* adjust formatting of AsyncWorkQueue constructor to use object initializers consistently
* use AsyncWorkQueue to do everything I added in SetNotificationManager()
* Revert "use AsyncWorkQueue to do everything I added in SetNotificationManager()"
This reverts commit f0e78366b8776ec8e2fef8ab023c0db1833155d3.
* use AsyncWorkQueue to handle the Thread-related changes previously made to NotificationHelper.SetNotificationHelper(). Wrap it in Lazy<T> and force instantiation in the TemplateApplied event handler to accomodate for the fact that AsyncWorkQueue starts immediately, and the notification dispatch loop was being delayed by _templateAppliedEvent.
* impl changes suggested by AcK77
* impl changes suggested by AcK77 (more)
