SPC019005: Verify the CheckOutType before checking out an item
SPC019007: You must call Update() to persist any changes to the Web object.
SPC019008: You must call List.Update() to persist any changes to the List object.
SPC019009: You must call both Field.Update() to save any changes to the Field object.
SPC019010: You must call Update() to persist any changes to the ListItem object.
SPC019011: Verify that the File is checked out before checking it in.
SPC019012: You cannot specify both the Id property and the ParentContentType property when creating a Content Type.
SPC019013: Don't forget to call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery()
SPC019017: Do not set properties from inside a ConditionalScope block.
SPC019018: You must call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() to persist any changes to the Web object.
SPC019019: You must call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() to persist any changes to the server.
SPC019020: You must call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() to persist any changes to the server.
SPC019021: You must call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() to persist any changes to the server.
SPC019022: Ensure you are calling ListItem.Update() before ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() when modifying a List Item.
SPC019023: Ensure you are calling List.Update() before ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() when modifying a List object.
SPC019024: Ensure you are calling Web.Update() before ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() when modifying a Web object.
SPC019025: Ensure you are calling Field.Update() before ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() when modifying a Field object.
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SPC019019: You must call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() to persist any changes to the server.

When modifying the List object you need to call ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() in order to persist the changes to the server.

CheckId SPC019019
TypeName ExecuteQueryAfterModifyingListObject
Severity Warning
Type Assembly
Resolution

Bad Practice

using (var context = new ClientContext("http://yoursite"))
{
    Web web = context.Web;
    ListCreationInformation creationInfo = new ListCreationInformation
    {
        Title = "My New List",
        TemplateType = (int) ListTemplateType.GenericList
    };

    List list = web.Lists.Add(creationInfo);
    list.Description = "New List Description";
    list.Update();
}


Good Practice
using (var context = new ClientContext("http://yoursite"))
{
    Web web = context.Web;
    ListCreationInformation creationInfo = new ListCreationInformation
    {
        Title = "My New List",
        TemplateType = (int) ListTemplateType.GenericList
    };

    List list = web.Lists.Add(creationInfo);
    list.Description = "New List Description";

    list.Update();
    context.ExecuteQuery();
}

See also
Message Suppression

To suppress this violation in managed code add the following attribute to the method which contains the instruction (available since SPCAF version v5.2). Learn more about SuppressMessage here.

// Important: Ensure to have #define CODE_ANALYSIS at the beginning of your .cs file
[SuppressMessage("SPCAF.Rules.ManagedCSOM.CSOMCorrectnessGroup", "SPC019019:ExecuteQueryAfterModifyingListObject", Justification = "Provide reason for suppression here")]
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