Turn off ReSharper Spell Checking and use VS 2022 instead
I am trying to turn off the R#'s (2025.2.3) Grammer and Spellcheck feature so I can use the one native to VS 2022. The motivation is to get around the problem where the word just after a `see` reference is incorrectly lumped in with the close tag during analysis and not treated as a separate word to check.
For example:
Note that the misspelled word `valiue` is flagged in two of the three instances. From what I read, this is a tokenization bug in R#'s code but have not been able to find a definitive reference anywhere.
To deal with it, I figured I would just use the one built into VS 2022 for now. With it on AND R# `Options → Environment → Products & Features → Grammar and Spelling` unchecked, it still does not kick in:
However, if I suspend R#, it works:
Any insight on how to make it work?
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Hello Ernie Salazar, thank you for your question.
To display the Visual Studio inspections, please try disabling the following option: ReSharper | Options | Environment | Editor | Visual Studio Features | Visual Studio code analysis | Hide only those Visual Studio squiggles that duplicate ReSharper code analysis.
Regarding the issue with the first word after the “see” - I've submitted a new issue about this: RSRP-502177 Misspelled word after is not checked. Please vote or leave a comment on the issue to follow any status updates.