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Updated AV1506 for generic arity #89

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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions Src/Guidelines/1500_MaintainabilityGuidelines.md
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Expand Up @@ -25,10 +25,12 @@ As an example, consider a group of classes organized under the namespace `AvivaS
**Exception:** If you decide to combine classes from multiple unrelated namespaces into one assembly, consider suffixing the assembly name with `Core`, but do not use that suffix in the namespaces. For instance, `AvivaSolutions.Consulting.Core.dll`.

### <a name="av1506"></a> Name a source file to the type it contains (AV1506) ![](images/3.png)
Use Pascal casing to name the file and don't use underscores.
Use Pascal casing to name the file and don't use underscores. Don't include (the number of) generic type parameters in the file name.

### <a name="av1507"></a> Limit the contents of a source code file to one type (AV1507) ![](images/3.png)
**Exception:** Nested types should, for obvious reasons, be part of the same file.
**Exception:** Nested types should be part of the same file.

**Exception:** Types that only differ by their number of generic type parameters should be part of the same file.

### <a name="av1508"></a> Name a source file to the logical function of the partial type (AV1508) ![](images/3.png)
When using partial types and allocating a part per file, name each file after the logical part that part plays. For example:
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