When I look at one of your other comments, it seems like Code Analysis doesn't fit F# code too well. That's not particularly surprising, given that the idioms in F# are quite different from C# and even Visual Basic.NET.

Thus, if we can't get Code Analysis to work without having to tinker with each development machine, I think we should rather skip this step. We're still doing Pull Request reviews, so it's not like there's no reviewing going on.

One of my original principles about the AutoFixture code base is that there must be as few barriers to entry as possible. The code base itself is complex enough as is, but at least it's possible (I hope) to simple clone the repository and open up the project, and it'll compile. Likewise, the BuildRelease.ps1 script ought to run without further setup.

If we start requiring extra setup on each developer machine before the entire code base can be built, I think we're starting down a slippery slope; I'd rather not go there. It might deter newcomers, who might otherwise be interested in contributing.

Thus, unless we can find a 'local' (in-repository) fix for the above issue, I'd rather prefer to completely skip Code Analysis for this project.