No built-in types vs. built-in types Follow

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Created July 28, 2016 14:39

I've the following code:

var a = string.Empty;

ReSharper suggests me to change this to CLR type name - what is ok.

I change it to "String.Empty"

Then I apply a Silent Cleanup Code (Resharper->Edit->Silent Cleanup Code) and ReSharper changed all "String.empty" back to "string.empty" ... complaining afterwards, I should use CLR - what I really want :-)

Where is the option to change this behavior of ReSharper?

Thanks

Konrad

7 comments

Alexander Kurakin

Created August 05, 2016 13:30

Official comment

Hello Konrad,

Thanks for the settings file and the info.

Seems like StyleCop plugin is a root of the problem. If you disable "For Stylecop violation | Fix Stylecop violation" on "ReSharper | Opitons | Code Editing | Code Cleanup" page for a profile - the issue will stop happening.

It looks as if it is still apply SA1121 rule despite the fact it is disabled in "Inspection Severity" section.

So, please consider opening a new issue on https://github.com/StyleCop/StyleCop/issues page.

Thanks!

Alexander Kurakin

Created August 01, 2016 16:44

Thanks!

Konrad Muehler

Created August 02, 2016 06:14

Thanks for your answer.

But this option was and is set.

ReSharper still converts:

private string _paramFile = String.Empty;

private String _paramFile = string.Empty;

Alexander Kurakin

Created August 02, 2016 09:52

Hello Konrad,

Please:

specify R# version installed on the machine;
specify if there are any R# plugins installed (ReSharper | Extension Manager);
export all R# settings (ReSharper | Manage Options | "Export to file" for each layer) and submit a new request with such files attached (Submit a request link above).

Thanks!