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Project Settings → Tools Studio → CompileScope

Settings are project-level, not per-user Editor preferences — they're intended to be shared across a team via version control alongside the rest of the project.

CompileScope Project Settings page


Display

Setting Effect
Show editor-only assemblies Include editor-only assemblies in the Dependency Explorer's assembly list
Show test assemblies Include test assemblies in the Dependency Explorer's assembly list

Both toggles filter the Dependency Explorer's list view only — they never affect analysis itself. An assembly hidden by these toggles is still fully analyzed; it's simply not shown in the list.


Analysis

Setting Effect
Auto-rebuild on compile Automatically re-run analysis after every successful compile, rather than waiting for a manual Analyse Now

Rebuild Now forces a full re-analysis on demand, independent of this toggle.


Cache

Shows the current record counts:

Field Meaning
Compilation records Total stored compile-history entries
Reload records Total stored domain-reload-history entries

Clear History permanently deletes all stored compilation and reload records, after a confirmation dialog stating the exact counts about to be removed. This action cannot be undone.

Clear History confirmation dialog


Export

Export Report… writes a Markdown report of the current analysis to a location you choose. See API Reference for how to add your own section to this report from a separate package.

Reset to Defaults restores the Display and Analysis toggles above to their default values. It does not touch stored history — use Clear History for that.


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