Cause

Constructor argument name differs from the name of the field or property the argument is being assigned to. The name comparison is case insensitive.

Reason for rule

Having the argument name differ from the assignment target can yield to problems with (de)serialization, requiring supplemental metadata (e.g. JsonPropertyAttribute in Json.NET) or otherwise customized deserialization schemes.

How to fix violations

Name the arguments the same as their assignment target.

Examples

Violates

class MyClass
{
	public string StringProp { get; }	

	public MyClass(string stringArg)
	{
		StringProp = stringArg;		
	}
}

Does not violate

class MyClass
{
	public string StringProp { get; }	

	public MyClass(string stringProp)
	{
		StringProp = stringProp;		
	}
}