| TypeName | SA1015ClosingGenericBracketsMustBeSpacedCorrectly |
| CheckId | SA1015 |
| Category | Spacing Rules |
A closing generic bracket within a C# element is not spaced correctly.
A violation of this rule occurs when the spacing around a closing generic bracket is not correct.
A closing generic bracket should never be preceded by whitespace, unless the bracket is the first character on the line.
A closing generic bracket should be followed by an open parenthesis, a close parenthesis, a closing generic bracket, a
nullable symbol, an end of line or a single whitespace (but not whitespace and an open parenthesis). In nullable-aware
contexts, nullable reference type annotations (for example List<string?>?) follow the same rules as nullable value
types.
The > token that ends a C# 9 function pointer parameter list follows the same spacing rules, for example delegate*<int, void>.
To fix a violation of this rule, ensure the whitespace around the closing generic bracket is correct.
[SuppressMessage("StyleCop.CSharp.SpacingRules", "SA1015:ClosingGenericBracketsMustBeSpacedCorrectly", Justification = "Reviewed.")]#pragma warning disable SA1015 // ClosingGenericBracketsMustBeSpacedCorrectly
#pragma warning restore SA1015 // ClosingGenericBracketsMustBeSpacedCorrectly