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Calculate a metric that shows the effectiveness of the current dependency config.
DepConfigEffectiveness = (# of actual type-level dependencies in code) / (# of all allowed type-level dependencies)
The extreme cases would be:
1 -> means the tightest dependency config that allows only the actually used dependencies.
Close to 0 -> means a very loose dependency config that allows everything so does not have much effect.
Performance concern: calculating the # of all allowed type-level dependencies would require counting all types in all namespaces in all referenced assemblies which sounds extreme.
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Calculate a metric that shows the effectiveness of the current dependency config.
DepConfigEffectiveness = (# of actual type-level dependencies in code) / (# of all allowed type-level dependencies)
The extreme cases would be:
Performance concern: calculating the # of all allowed type-level dependencies would require counting all types in all namespaces in all referenced assemblies which sounds extreme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: