First - thank you for your great project.

Easy to understand warnings

Most warnings are pretty understandable, and it's easy to understand how to "fix" the warning.
for example:

• Too many dependencies,
• Excessive indentation
• Method too long
• Etc.

Not so easy to understand

But some of the warnings are not that clear.
For example:

Condition complexity

object[] props = null; if (props.Length > 3 && (string) props[1] != "test")
I'd expect that part of the warning will be "extract logic into separate method" or any other suggestion you may think of.

Method flag parameters

private int Foooooooooo(bool flag) { if (flag) return 0; return 1; }
it will raise the warning
This argument is used as a flag in the method. This might be violating the Single Responsibility Principle.

if the warning is inconclusive - I would ignore it indefinitely, and we won't gain a thing from it.
If possible, please provide a suggestion how to "fix" this warning.

Thanks in advance.