Issues with the intelisens and analysis errors when changes occur in a referenced assembly

Hello Roman,

ReSharper should handle this situation correctly and there should not be
a need to reload the project. Which version of ReSharper are you using? Could
you please describe exact steps that lead to false errors in solution B?
Thank you!

Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
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"Develop with pleasure!"

In my team we are working currently on a project that consist of
multiple visual studio solutions which are dependent on each other,
for example the solution A produces libraries that are referenced in
the solution B. The problem is that whenever the solution A is
rebuilded the solution B needs to be reloaded because the Reshaper
intelisens and code inspector are not working and it is hard to work
without theme.

I am wondering if there is another option to reload the resharper
cache without restarting the solution?

BTW: I know that this type of dependencies between solution is not the
best option, but it works for us and my colleagues don't encounter
such a problem because they are not using Resharper
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I think I know right now what is the issue.

A detail that I haven't posted previously is that we are referencing the libraries in the solution B not directly from the build ouput folder of the solution A but from a folder where we store all libraries for a given solution. To deploy these libraries into this folder we are using a msbuild script. The issue lies in this script because it is deleting the whole folder before copying the newly compiled libraries.

Evrything works fine if I remove the build script step where the directory is removed. It looks like resharper is getting a notification that a file(or a directory) does not exists and that is the reason why resharper loses the intelisens and the analysis errors occur. Could you confirm that?

Hello Roman,

I've assigned a task to our QA engineer: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RSRP-199470
and we will try reproducing this behavior on our side. Thank you!

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

I think I know right now what is the issue.

A detail that I haven't posted previously is that we are referencing
the libraries in the solution B not directly from the build ouput
folder of the solution A but from a folder where we store all
libraries for a given solution. To deploy these libraries into this
folder we are using a msbuild script. The issue lies in this script
because it is deleting the whole folder before copying the newly
compiled libraries.

Evrything works fine if I remove the build script step where the
directory is removed. It looks like resharper is getting a
notification that a file(or a directory) does not exists and that is
the reason why resharper loses the intelisens and the analysis errors
occur. Could you confirm that?

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Hi,

Thanks for the detailed information but unfortunately I couldn't reproduce this on my side. Could you please try to reduce your solution (with your structure) to the smallest one and send it to me Kirill[dot]Falk@jetbrains[dot]com. Great thnx in advance!

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.NET Team QA Lead
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JetBrains, Inc
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