Why is Resharper 5.1 missing from the Add-In Manager dialog?

You can disable/suspend Resharper under Tools > Options > ReSharper > General.
There is also a shortcut you could use. Search for suspend in Tools -> Environment -> Keyboard.

R# should still be in the list like all other extensions.

Hello Mike,

ReSharper 5 uses a slightly different integration method (compared to previous
versions of ReSharper) and it's not an add-in anymore. The Add-In Manager
window lists add-ins only, so ReSharper doesn't make it into that list. Thank
you!

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

R

1. should still be in the list like all other extensions.

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carifio wrote:

R# should still be in the list like all other extensions.

Serge Baltic gave this answer some time ago

Yes. ReSharper improved its Visual Studio integration, and is not an Add-In
anymore.

source http://devnet.jetbrains.net/message/5253930

Good. I stand corrected. :-)

From the link:

Can it be restored?

No, but we thought it could be useful to suspend ReSharper temporarily, and
reimplemented this feature in UI (Tools | Options | ReSharper), keyboard-bindable
VS commands (ReSharper_ToggleSuspended plus a few more), and VS command-line
keys (ReSharper.Suspend, ReSharper.Resume).

That's good that I can bind it to a keyboard shortcut.  But why can't I bind it to a button on a toolbar?  When I right click on a toolbar and go into Customize, then pick the Resharper category, the ReSharper_ToggleSuspended command is nowhere to be found.

Am I missing something?

It is indeed missing from the commands list.

Until its fixed you can use a macro with this code as workaround

DTE.ExecuteCommand("Resharper_ToggleSuspended")