You need to use JetBrains Annotations, and mark the attribute with an MeansImplicitUseAttribute. You can either reference JetBrains.Annotations.dll directly, or you can copy the annotations source code (from ReSharper / Options / Code Inspection / Code Annotations) into your solution. If you need to annotate some external assembly you don’t own, you need to create … Read more
I added below settings in .sln.DotSettings <s:String x:Key=”/Default/CodeInspection/CSharpLanguageProject/LanguageLevel/@EntryValue”>CSharp50</s:String> This line was added to .csproj.DotSettings when I tried to disable c#6 for a particular project. After adding this line in .sln.DotSettings resharper is reporting an error whenever I am trying to use c# 6.0 feature.
Yes. You need to have the “Personal License” in order to do this in compliance with the license terms. Simply install Resharper, and input your name and registration key. According to: http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/buy/buy.jsp#personal_licenseTerms A Personal License is a named-user license which restricts the use of the software to the person who purchased that license. The license … Read more
There is a series of screencasts on the Dime Casts website which are quite good as an introduction. There is also the 31 days of Resharper and the official demos give you an idea of what’s possible so you know to dive into the menu.
In Resharper 5.1, turn it off by unchecking the ‘Analyze errors in whole solution’ under ReSharper->Options->Code Inspection->Settings You can also turn it off by right clicking on the green analysis circle (bottom right of Visual Studio) and select ‘Analyse Errors in Solution’.
Yes. Select Options(is in the Unit Test Sessions pane)->Show Time and then select Options->Group by Project Structure in unit test window.
I think this is the setting you are looking for. http://screencast.com/t/nEXMHo6Ko Dead link –Edit– In case of a dead link, The setting is under C# -> Formatting Style -> Spaces -> Within single-line initializer braces. Check the box next to it and you’ll be all set.
The solution that worked for me was to clear re-sharper cache and suspend & resume re-sharper. Visual Studio > Tools > Options > Re-sharper > General > Options > General > Clear Caches Visual Studio > Tools > Options > Re-sharper > General > Suspend Now > Resume Now
You should probably go to ReSharper > Options > Tools > External Sources and configure settings in this page the way that would allow decompiling – for example, select an option different than Default Visual Studio navigation
I don’t really know what’s gone wrong here – 11GB is rather excessive! I’d suggest resetting the cache (just close the solution and delete the redacted folder, or click the “Clear caches” button in the ReSharper → Options → General options page), and reloading the solution. The cache should be considerably smaller. It would probably … Read more