For the "Create and assign property" quick-action, how can I change the default accessibility for generated properties?

[Metritutus]

A lot of the time, I'm using the "Create and assign property" quick-action to generate a property for a service I'm injecting via the constructor. I don't want it to be public, I want it to be private. While I can obviously manually update the accessibility after the code is generated, I'd rather have it default to private. However, I simply can't figure out how to change the default accessibility of the generated property to be private. Is there any way to customise this behaviour?

[CyrusNajmabadi]

There is no way to make this private. The expectation is that if you want a property, it will be public (That's the 99% case). If you want private, ask to make a field, which will then be private (again, the 99% case).

[Metritutus]

Ah darn, I'd hoped there was some customisation available via snippets or .editorconfig, etc?

[Metritutus]

For future readers in the aforementioned 1% case, I believe the code that specifies the accessibility is in the CreateProperty() method in CSharpInitializeMemberFromPrimaryConstructorParameterCodeRefactoringProvider.cs, here, where the accessibility is hard-coded, so as the official reply above states, there's no way to change the default accessibility of the generated property.

EDIT:

After further investigation, my above message is incorrect on the location of the code in question. The file mentioned looks like it might be a work-in-progress. The actual functionality used by Visual Studio right now appears to be the CreatePropertySymbol() method in CSharpGenerateTypeService.cs, here, however as with the previous file, the default accessibility is still hard-coded.