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CVOYA graph .NET library context. Use when working on CVOYA graph, graph model, providers, LINQ graph queries, node/relationship types, analyzers, or serialization codegen.
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Build the solution and run the test suite. Use after implementing features, fixing bugs, or before committing.
Add a Roslyn diagnostic to the existing CVOYA graph analyzer, including release metadata and tests.
Add a graph node domain type with matching model, serialization, and behavioral coverage.
Build the solution and run the test suite. Use after implementing features, fixing bugs, or before committing.
| name | cvoya-graph |
| description | CVOYA graph .NET library context. Use when working on CVOYA graph, graph model, providers, LINQ graph queries, node/relationship types, analyzers, or serialization codegen. |
Read AGENTS.md first; it is the canonical source for the current layout, provider/test matrix, conventions, and required validation. Do not copy its project inventory into plans or reports when a behavioral description is enough.
src/Graph/ owns provider-neutral graph and query contracts.src/Graph.<Provider>/; shared provider infrastructure remains provider-neutral.src/Graph.Serialization* projects.src/Graph.Analyzers/.src/Graph.CompatibilityTests/ and execute through provider test projects.tests/; use the repository test runner rather than maintaining a second project list.Use Debug for day-to-day work. For the fast/full test behavior, use the build-and-test skill. For package-reference validation, run dotnet msbuild eng/PackageValidation.proj -target:Validate.