Languages

This page is also available in 简体中文 and 日本語.

Reference and links

Use these resources together with the main navigation. For semantics, diagnostics, and architecture, prefer the pages on this site over third-party mirrors.

Quick links

Resource	Description
GitHub — Prism.SourceGenerators	Source, issues, pull requests, CI.
GitHub Wiki (wiki/ tree)	Short topic notes; not canonical—use this site for depth.
GitHub — Prism.SourceGenerators.Docs	This documentation site (Markdown, VitePress, publishing workflow).
GitHub — Prism.SourceGenerators.Samples	Runnable Avalonia samples (Prism 8 and 9).
DeepWiki	AI-indexed mirror of the generator repo—handy for exploration, not a contract for behaviour or diagnostic text.

On this site

Topic	Page
Generator topics	Generators
PSG diagnostics	Diagnostics reference
CI and local build	Build & CI
Product vs docs contributions	Contributing
Runnable Avalonia samples	Samples

Repository structure (generator repo)

Core architecture uses a shared generator project plus multiple Roslyn-target projects for package compatibility.

Prism.SourceGenerators/
Prism.SourceGenerators.Roslyn4001/
Prism.SourceGenerators.Roslyn4031/
Prism.SourceGenerators.Roslyn4120/
Prism.SourceGenerators.Roslyn5000/
Prism.SourceGenerators.Core/
Prism.Bcl.Commands/

Build and Nuke commands

Typical local workflow from the generator repository root:

dotnet build Prism.SourceGenerators.slnx
dotnet run --project build/_build.csproj -- --target Ci --configuration Release
dotnet run --project build/_build.csproj -- --target Pack --configuration Release --version 0.2.0
dotnet run --project build/_build.csproj -- --target Publish --configuration Release --version 0.2.0 --nuget-api-key <NUGET_API_KEY>

CI and quality signals

• .NET workflow badge tracks latest pipeline status on master.
• Tests badge reports pass/fail/skip counts from the latest run.
• Workflows upload test-results (.trx) artifacts for detailed diagnostics.

README, Wiki, and this site

The product README files (English / 简体中文 / 日本語) and the GitHub Wiki are brief entry points. About this site explains how they relate to this site, which remains the canonical manual.