Maintaining database integrity in a large C# project requires that `MessageKey` fields be unique. Developers can automate this process and detect issues at compile time by utilizing tools such as the Roslyn Analyzer. This proactive strategy encourages scalability in huge codebases, improves code quality, and saves debugging time.

For developers working on complicated C# projects, it is essential to comprehend how dependencies like `nameof` and `using static` interact with the Roslyn semantic model. Dependencies that exist at build time and are frequently overlooked by runtime analysis provide this difficulty. The essay proposes alternatives like syntax tree traversal, improves semantic analysis, and investigates ways to improve dependency detection for constants.