SharePoint Code Analysis Framework (SPCAF)

SPC040102: Declare attribute 'Title' and 'Description' in Solutions

SPC040208: Define AssemblyFileVersion in Assembly

SPC040209: Do not store Urls hardcoded in Assembly

SPC040212: Do not create ContentTypes in code

SPC040213: Do not inherit WebParts from Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart

SPC040701: Do not make SiteDefinition visible in the whole farm

SPC042101: Declare attribute 'Description' in Features

SPC042102: Declare attribute 'Version' in Features

SPC042103: Make Features with scope 'Farm' or 'WebApplication' visible

SPC042104: Consider to make Feature with scope 'Web' or 'Site' hidden

SPC042106: Declare attribute 'Title' and 'Description' in FeatureActivitationDependencies

SPC042107: Define attribute 'ReceiverAssembly' in Feature as full qualified assembly name

SPC042201: Declare all FieldTypes in a single file

SPC045201: Declare attribute 'Inherits' in ContentTypes

SPC045203: Define attribute 'ID' in ContentTypes uppercase

SPC045401: Declare 'TemplateType' and 'FeatureId' for external ListInstance

SPC045801: Declare attribute 'Description' in CustomActionGroup

SPC046101: Declare attribute 'Sequence' in DelegateControl.

SPC046102: Declare attribute 'Id' in DelegateControl.

SPC046401: Declare property 'Title' and 'Description' in WebPart

SPC046901: Do not write in ASPX Pages 'Register' tags in a single line

SPC046902: Avoid inline JavaScript in ASPX Pages

SPC046903: Avoid inline CSS in ASPX Pages

SPC042201: Declare all FieldTypes in a single file

If multiple FieldTypes are deployed by a Solution these FieldTypes should be store in a single XML file to avoid unnecessary files.

TypeName:	DeclareFieldTypesInASingleFile
CheckId:	SPC042201
Severity:	CriticalWarning
Type:	FieldType

Resolution

Move all FieldTypes into a single file and remove unnecessary files.

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