I'm using ReSharper 5.1 in VS2010, and I've been annoyed by the intellisense behavior for quite a while. It seems this is different since R# 4.5/VS2008, but I don't have that combo handy to verify. Let's say I'm typing some code: ... public Guid teamId { get; set; } ... And later on I decide I want to make teamId a read-only propert...
Saw several similar questions here, but none of them seemed to quite be my issue... I understand (or thought I understood) the concept of closure, and understand what would cause Resharper to complain about access to a modified closure, but in the below code I don't understand how I'm breaching closure. Because primaryApps is declar...
Someone asked a similar question before, getting the following error when I run MSpec in Visual Studio 2010: Could not load file or assembly 'Machine.Specifications.dll' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. The solution in the other post was to download the .net4 specific version of MSpec. But, that'...
Is there a way to tell Resharper to ignore/suppress specific rules (say, method naming) in specific files only? This could be useful for tests and other cases where you have good reason for breaking naming conventions (like ICD compatibility, in my case) Aside of suppressing them with comments of course, which would clutter the code ...
I get the above as an issue upon code inspection of an MSTest project. The issue relates to the .csproj itself. What does it mean? Do I need to do anything about it ? I know about the %VS100COMNTOOLS% environment variable, so I am guessing Resharper expects that path to be in the runtime environment of the project, and for some reason ...