Analysis during build (R# 5.1.1723.15)

Hi,

I'm getting increasingly annoyed about SWEA. Every time I do a build, about halfway through, ReSharper decides to begin reanalyzing the solution.
This makes the build process approximately twice as slow as usual, and serves no purpose, as the build itself would break if there was any errors.

Is it possible to make ReSharper suspend it's activities during certain events (most importantly the build process)?

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Andrey Serebryansky

Hello Kenneth,

Do I understand correctly that this didn't happen with previous builds? Do
you have any auto-generated files in your solution which get updated during
build? Thank you!

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

Hi,

I'm getting increasingly annoyed about SWEA. Every time I do a build,
about halfway through, ReSharper decides to begin reanalyzing the
solution.

This makes the build process approximately twice as slow as usual, and
serves no purpose, as the build itself would break if there was any
errors.

Is it possible to make ReSharper suspend it's activities during
certain events (most importantly the build process)?

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Kenneth Siewers Møller

Hi,

I think this problem has always been there, I've just recently become "aware" of it, why it happened and why my builds were getting slow.
I do have some autogenerated files during build, but they are minified JavaScript files, which shouldn't trigger ReSharper to do a new analysis. In another project, I am using Linq-to-SQL, which generates something also, I believe.


Kenneth

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FWIW: There's an existing feature request for being able to disable the analysis during build:
http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RSRP-130316 "Option to disable the code analysis engine on build/debug".

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Kenneth Siewers Møller

Yes! That describe my problem exactly!

How do I vote for an issue? :)

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You register as a user (in the youtrack system), log in and then click the "Vote for issue"  icon (i.e. the icon which displays no of votes) :-).

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