- Chose the name `DisableImplicitComponentAnalyzers` (DICA) to not conflict with `DisableImplicitAspNetCoreAnalyzers` (DIAA). The goal with this flag is that in the SDK we can read its value and do one of the following: | DICA | DIAA | Action | |---------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `true` | `true` | No component analyzers added from SDK, remove the component analyzers that were added from the package ref | | `true` | `false` | No component analyzers added from SDK | | `false` | `true` | No component analyzers added from SDK | | `false` | `false` | Component analyzers added in SDK | #8825 |
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