ReSharper 5.0 and Temporary ASP.NET Files, Bug?

Hello Chris,

Could you please attach a small sample solution which would exhibit this
behavior?

Andrey Serebryansky
Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

Hi there

I'm using ReSharper 5.0, full edition, enabled for Visual Studio 2008
and Visual Studio 2010, on Windows 7. I have a solution in Visual
Studio 2008 that includes a website project and several class library
projects. Every time I build the solution in Visual Studio, many
folders and files are added to the folder
*C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET
Files* on my hard drive. These are never cleared, and require a manual
deletion exercise. I have run out of disk space several times, with
the size of this folder reaching in excess of 70GB. I have also
experienced the same behaviour on a similarly configured machine,
except for the OS being Windows XP. All of my colleagues using
ReSharper 5.0 with the same Visual Studio solution are experiencing
the same behaviour. Some screenshots, with the namespaces blurred for
privacy reasons:

After deleting everything in the
*C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET
Files* folder, disabling ReSharper, and building the solution in
Visual Studio 2008:
Image:Build-01.gif
After re-enabling Resharper 5.0, and building the solution in Visual
Studio 2008:
Image:Build-02.gif
After building the solution for a second time in Visual Studio 2008
with ReSharper still enabled:
Image:Build-03.gif
These folders and files keep multiplying after every build, until they
are manually cleared. I will be unable to supply this solution or any
of the projects referenced within it due to intellectual property
restrictions, but I will be happy to provide answers to any questions
that you require in order to fix this issue. I also note that this
project appears to have existed (and fixed) in previous version
/message/5221421#5221421.

Many thanks in advance for your assistance in this matter, and I look
forward to some feedback.

Cheers!

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Andrey

Someone pointed out to me that version 5.1 was released pretty recently, and after installing this version I'm no longer experiencing the same behaviour. Many thanks for your attention anyway, but it appears that one of your colleagues has helpfully already fixed this issue :).

Cheers!

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Chris Marsh