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Matt Ellis

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Created November 02, 2015 08:59

Yeah, don't look at the way StyleCop does things, it's a little idiosyncratic, and not really how it should be done. It's all about calling the right extension method (slightly annoying, it could b...
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Created October 23, 2015 16:07

It really depends on what the declared element is pointing to. It might be pointing to an variable, class, decompiled type, path, even a colour! If you're after the file that contains a declaration...
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Created June 03, 2015 16:21

You can't, really. You might be able to use IHideImplementation, but then you'd need to reimplement all of CSharpProjectFileLanguageService. Try this:var configuration = project.ProjectProperties.T...
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Created October 02, 2012 16:15

Sorry for the late reply. This does (kinda) make sense. ReSharper plugins should really be .net 3.5 dlls, as ReSharper is still a .net 3.5 product. That is, it runs on the 2.0 CLR, to still support...
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Created October 05, 2015 15:42

I'm afraid I don't know anything about TFS check in. If there's a Visual Studio interface that can get the data you need, ReSharper should be able to get the interface.
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Created September 30, 2015 15:58

IDocCommentBlockOwnerNode was renamed IDocCommentBlockOwner. It's the same, otherwise. A couple of other nodes were renamed like that, too.
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Created August 24, 2015 10:27

TL;DR: If you want to monitor action usage, use ActionEvents.AdviseExecuteAction. This will call your callback whenever an action is invoked. Alternatively, implement IActivityTracking, which will ...
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Created August 31, 2015 08:57

You should stick with 4.0. I've tested the nuget packages, and they do work, but you do have to close and reopen the solution after installing them. This is because they add new .targets files and ...
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Created August 31, 2015 21:37

Nope. The async bridge project was because we wanted to use Tasks and async and everything, but only targeted .net 3.5. We now target .net 4.0, so we can use the real TPL and Task. So the async bri...
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Created August 31, 2015 22:26

When ReSharper generates the OnPropertyChanged method, it only adds the CallerMemberName attribute if the attribute is known to the project - if it's not defined, it doesn't get added. I think you ...
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