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Matt Ellis

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Created August 26, 2015 11:08

Can you try again with a forward slash before the "ReSharper.Internal"? So it's "devenv /ReSharper.Internal".
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Created August 24, 2015 11:11

Hi Scott. ReSharper doesn't ship with support for the Prism.Mvvm package on NuGet, but ships support for what I guess is an older version of Prism - it supports the Microsoft.Practices.Prism.dll, a...
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Created July 27, 2015 16:26

What version of ReSharper are you using? I've just tried this on 9.2 EAP3, and it works as expected - the foreach statement is highlighted if there's a line before the SubmitChanges or not.
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Created July 16, 2015 16:22

Unfortunately, changes to version 9 have meant that extensions are currently unsupported in the command line tools. Version 9 had a major technical refactoring such that all of the products (ReShar...
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Created July 15, 2015 10:15

This layer is the old ReSharper 8 global settings file, mounted at a low priority, so the current This Computer layer takes precedence. It's how we merge your previous v8 product specific settings ...
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Created July 01, 2015 13:16

The AddPropertyAssignmentBefore/After are just wrappers around ModificationUtil.AddChild, although they include logic to handle missing braces, and adding commas.And when you updated the SDK, did y...
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Created June 26, 2015 10:41

Yes, this is by design, because the C# compiler doesn't see the code inside the preprocessor directives, either. This means that code inside these directives doesn't actually have to be code, and e...
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Created June 22, 2015 13:26

Have you tested this with the console and VS runners? What behaviour do they show?
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Created June 23, 2015 14:47

I've just tried this with the VS and console runners, and all three (inc. ReSharper) behave the same - the async version on the BackgroundWorker, as you've shown it, passes. You mentioned (in email...
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Created June 24, 2015 09:01

Yeah, this looks like it's an xunit issue. I'm not sure why console would behave differently to VS and R# - might be that UI processes set up thread handling and unhandled exceptions differently. I...
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