add collectionSettersMode none

[kronic]

--collectionSettersMode=none

        public Collection<SomeClass> SomeProp
        {
            get
            {
               if(_someProp == null)
               {
                    _someProp = new Collection<SomeClass>();
               }
               return _someProp;
            }
        }

[mganss]

Good suggestion @kronic Would be great if you could tackle this and create a PR 🙏🏻

The implementation in the example above is probably not thread safe. Perhaps we could leverage Lazy<T> here?

private Lazy<Collection<SomeClass>> _someProp = new Lazy<Collection<SomeClass>>();

public Collection<SomeClass> SomeProp
{
    get
    {
       return _someProp.Value;
    }
}

[kronic]

@mganss
would two options suit you?
-noneDeferred
-noneLazy

[mganss]

@kronic I think the none setter mode is independent of the initialization strategy. Wouldn't it make sense to have just a none mode and an additional command line option that specifies the initialization strategy?

For example --init with values immediate (default, initialization in constructor), none (no initialization, then we can also remove PublicWithoutConstructorInitialization and InitWithoutConstructorInitialization), deferred, and lazy.

We'd need to make sure only sane combinations can be chosen, e.g. a private setter or no setter would require an initialization other than none.