ReSharper doesn't support the global application class (Global.asax) in web projects.
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Is this planned for the near future?
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Cheers - /gerrod
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looks at Global.asax.cs in his vs2005 solution How is it not supporting it in Web Folder projects? (maybe there's something I could be using my global.asax for that i'm not?)
Hmm... well, I don't get any R# support in Global.asax... see attached screenshot, note there's no R# gutter (or whatever the sidebar that shows current errors etc. is called). Plus, I get no R# IntelliSense, etc.
Though I note you said global.asax.cs - whereas mine does not have the CS extension...
> >> >> >> ReSharper doesn't support the global application class (Global.asax) >> in web projects. >> >> Is this planned for the near future? >> >> Cheers - >> /gerrod
looks at Global.asax.cs in his vs2005 solution How is it not supporting it in Web Folder projects? (maybe there's something I could be using my global.asax for that i'm not?)
Oh.. wait a second, it's magically switched itself on now, after the old restart-VS-and-delete-all-caches trick.
Hmm... well, I don't get any R# support in Global.asax... see attached screenshot, note there's no R# gutter (or whatever the sidebar that shows current errors etc. is called). Plus, I get no R# IntelliSense, etc.
Though I note you said global.asax.cs - whereas mine does not have the CS extension...
/gerrod
>> "Gerrod Thomas" <gerrod.thomas@gmail.com> wrote in message >> news:e5ac20a48ceb8c80c1cfa3fc7fa@news.jetbrains.com... >> >>> >>> >>> ReSharper doesn't support the global application class (Global.asax) >>> in web projects. >>> >>> Is this planned for the near future? >>> >>> Cheers - >>> /gerrod >> looks at Global.asax.cs in his vs2005 solution How is it not >> supporting it in Web Folder projects? (maybe there's something I >> could be using my global.asax for that i'm not?) >>
Gerrod, It should work (at least I had implemented it and tests work :) The problem is that we still do not process events from VS in web projects. Closing and reopening the file must help.
"Gerrod Thomas" <gerrod.thomas@gmail.com> wrote in message
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looks at Global.asax.cs in his vs2005 solution How is it not supporting it
in Web Folder projects? (maybe there's something I could be using my
global.asax for that i'm not?)
Hmm... well, I don't get any R# support in Global.asax... see attached screenshot, note there's no R# gutter (or whatever the sidebar that shows current errors etc. is called). Plus, I get no R# IntelliSense, etc.
Though I note you said global.asax.cs - whereas mine does not have the CS extension...
/gerrod
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>> ReSharper doesn't support the global application class (Global.asax)
>> in web projects.
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>> Is this planned for the near future?
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>> Cheers -
>> /gerrod
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Oh.. wait a second, it's magically switched itself on now, after the old
restart-VS-and-delete-all-caches trick.
>> "Gerrod Thomas" <gerrod.thomas@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:e5ac20a48ceb8c80c1cfa3fc7fa@news.jetbrains.com...
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>>> ReSharper doesn't support the global application class (Global.asax)
>>> in web projects.
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>>> Is this planned for the near future?
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>>> Cheers -
>>> /gerrod
>> looks at Global.asax.cs in his vs2005 solution How is it not
>> supporting it in Web Folder projects? (maybe there's something I
>> could be using my global.asax for that i'm not?)
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Gerrod,
It should work (at least I had implemented it and tests work :) The problem
is that we still do not process events from VS in web projects.
Closing and reopening the file must help.
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