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Questions tagged [resharper-8.2]

Use this tag for version specific questions about ReSharper 8.2 - the refactoring and productivity extension for Visual Studio by JetBrains. When using this tag also include the more generic [resharper] tag where possible.

  • ReSharper 8.2 significantly expands TypeScript support with smart completion, Create From Usage quick fixes and Import Module context action, navigation combos, naming settings, support for generics and compiler defined errors highlighting. For details on these features, please see an earlier post, More TypeScript support in ReSharper 8.2.
  • Jasmine 2.0 support for ReSharper’s unit test runner that works with JavaScript and TypeScript files now.
  • Other enhancements including Quick Documentation fixes (including a fix to an epic bug that could be easily qualified as the best way to hang and crash Visual Studio), a long-awaited fix for the red code problem with Xamarin installed and another 140+ fixes.
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I get FatalExecutionEngineError when I am debugging unit test with Resharper on visual studio

I keep getting this error message when I am trying to debug through my project. The same code works on colleges machine. I currently use Windows 8.1 and resharper 8.2 and after initial few methods within a selenium test. I am also using VMware…
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ReSharper ignoring naming rules on any method with an underscore. New "feature" or misconfiguration?

I have ReSharper v8.2.1 (Build 8.2.1000.4556) running in Visual Studio 2013. I just noticed behavior where if I put an underscore in the name of a method, the "Inconsistent Naming" warning goes away completely. For example: public void zzz() { …
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Constructor color in Resharper?

Is it possible in Resharper (8.2) to add custom colors for constructors ? Currently I don't see any entry Question Is there any config file / other way which I can add colors to constructors ?
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Increase recent clipboard pastes in Resharper?

i'm using Resharper 8.2. Looking at ctrl+shift+v : There are only 19 entries for history pastes. Question: Is there any file edit / setting edit that will allow me to increase the number of history entries ?
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How do I get a window context so I can create NavigationOptions in a resharper plugin

I have a navigation plugin which I want to extend to allow support for context navigation. I've got everything I need except for the NavigationOptions instance. In my INavigateFromHereProvider I get called with an IDataContext so can create the…
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Resharper possible null reference warning on XElement Element method

Resharper gives a possible null reference warning for the Element method call just after it was cheked for null (TransformElementBad method), but everything is ok if I keep element value in some variable. Is ReSharper right and I should use its…
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Resharper IntelliSense suggests any short string being typed as a class name

I have a problem with my IntelliSense (Visual Studio 2010 using Resharper 8.2.1) Note: I have elected to switch IntelliSense for "Letter and digits" to "Display but do not preselect" to not be bothered too much. It has the stupid idea that…
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Why does Resharper expect a closing brace here?

For a C# MVC 5 application we have the following partial view: @using some.using.here @using some.using.here @using some.using.here @{ var treeItem = TempData["SELECTED_TREEITEM"] as ITreeItem; string path =…
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Create a VS / R# rule to enforce usage of 'this' when calling non-static methods

On my current project I have to call all non static methods with the this. prefix. For example: public void Test(){ //wrong call DoIt(); //Right call this.DoIt(); } public void DoIt(){ return "yeah"; } Now R# says (and it is…
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