Problem with existing rule - C# explicit interface implementation

[Adrian Bystrek]

Hi, I've got following piece of code:

public interface IContainerAccessor
{
    IWindsorContainer Container { get; }
}

public class WebCandidateHttpApplication : IContainerAccessor
{
    public static IWindsorContainer Container { get; private set; }

    IWindsorContainer IContainerAccessor.Container => Container;

    ...
}

SonarQube gives an error "Remove this unused private member." about this line:

IWindsorContainer IContainerAccessor.Container => Container;

I think it is not correct, because it is explicit interface implementation, so this property is not really private. What else - I've checked references and it's used somewhere in my project. SonarQube wrong interprets it?

[Amaury Leve]

Hi Adrian,

Which version of SonarC# are you using? Or version of SonarLint for VS if relevant.

I have tried locally with the latest version and I can't get any issue through SonarLint on your piece of code.

Cheers,

Amaury

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