Why did ReSharper kill my ability to go to a line-number within Visual Studio 2017?!
After installing ReSharper, now Control-G no longer enables me to go to a specified line-number! How do I get this capacity back?
It does bring up some kind of panel, but that makes no sense. Entering the line-number and hitting "Enter" yields "No results found". How can there be no results unless I was trying to go past the end of the document?
I do see that that panel has an icon (left-most) for which the tooltip is "Line". That does not do what I would expect and makes no sense to me.
I need this function in my work -- why would Jetbrains destroy it? It's things like that that make me inclined to just say "ReSharper would ruin your Visual Studio son -- don't install it."
Finally, is this community-forum no longer being offered as a resource for people who have bought ReSharper? Why does this force me to choose "ReSharper Community" as a Topic -- WTH?!
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Ctrl+G works fine for me. It brings up the new Visual Studio "go to" panel. This is a Visual Studio change, and nothing to do with R#:
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news/releasenotes/vs2017-relnotes#a-idbetternav-aimproved-code-navigation
If that's not the panel that you're seeing, then you'll need to re-bind the keyboard shortcut: Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard; show commands containing Edit.GoTo; assign Ctrl+G as the new global shortcut.
And the topic refers to the Community of ReSharper users, not to some mythical free "community" edition of R#. :)