📉Kernel - NKS0033
Use TimeDateRenderersUtc.RenderUtc()
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Use TimeDateRenderersUtc.RenderUtc()
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This code analyzer detects the usage of KernelDateTimeUtc.ToString
from the TimeDateTools
class found in the KS.Kernel.Time
namespace.
TimeDateTools.KernelDateTime
contains an override to a function that converts that instance of the current date and time to its string representation. However, there is a function dedicated to that, called Render()
and its siblings, that renders your target time to its equivalent string representation and also respects your kernel settings.
Similarly, TimeDateTools.KernelDateTimeUtc
has been given the same treatment, because you can also use the RenderUtc()
function and its siblings.
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Error List
Caller uses TimeDateTools.KernelDateTimeUtc.ToString
instead of TimeDateRenderersUtc.RenderUtc()
Suggestion Box
Use TimeDateRenderersUtc.RenderUtc()
instead of TimeDateTools.KernelDateTimeUtc.ToString
Description
TimeDateRenderersUtc.RenderUtc()
respects your kernel settings when rendering date and time.