Describe the bug
Not a CSLA bug, a doc bug :)

Version and Platform
Irrelevant

Code that Fails
Not code per-se....I just realized that this doc page was never finished: https://github.com/MarimerLLC/csla/blob/master/docs/Analyzers.md. Need to finish that.

Stack Trace or Exception Detail
No stack trace.

Additional context
None

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In the documentation you simply pass an IQueryable to the PagedList without any sort of keyselector. However if you e.g. pass an IQueryable from a database without any keyselector, then the results aren't guaranteed.

The generated SQL (For sql server) is as follows

SELECT [a].[WtgId], [a].[TimeOnUtc], [a].[Code], [a]

C# adds a feature called nullable reference types, which lets you specify that reference types can be null. For example:

	[TsInterface(AutoI = false)]
	public class IpData
	{
		public string? City { get; set; }

		public string? Country { get; set; }

		public string? CountryIso { get; set; }

		public str

Redirect() call ignores the name with which "old" rout is being registered in passed Func. Instead it takes just the result Route and calls routes.Add((RouteBase) redirectRoute); (without name argument).

This leads to situation that if some page contains @Url.RouteUrl("name"...) link, it fails to render due to absense of named route.

PS: I need many routes to be redirected to home page, so I

reported by snomad

Maybe make passing reference to CSP.UseCspReportOnly, super helpful on initial efforts into CSP. I am still lost on CSP level 2 and level 3 and just how much of a priority they should be. CanIUse shows CSP 1 at 94% globally, CSP2 at 80%. Not sure what to aim for.

Scott Helme
You can use CSP 2 and CSP 3 features and be backwards compatible. At a minimum I'd say CSP 2.