Introduced in 0.26.12
String interpolation is done with String.Format.
The more idiomatic way to do string interpolation in F# is with the sprintf function, which is statically type-checked: the F# compiler will complain when too few arguments are supplied or its types don't match (unlike with String.Format), therefore allowing you to fail-fast (bring potential errors to compile-time instead of letting them be experienced by the user at run-time).
Use sprintf instead of String.Format.
{
"discourageStringInterpolationWithStringFormat": {
"enabled": false
}
}