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Matt Ellis

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Created April 23, 2014 16:25

It doesn't matter. The two methods with the smaller number of arguments end up calling the one with all the args, and it's this one that does the work.
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Created April 10, 2014 14:29

The major and minor versions of the nuget packages match the version of ReSharper you're targetting. So, SDK 8.2.1158 is the SDK for ReSharper 8.2, 8.1.555 is the SDK for ReSharper 8.1 and 8.0.1243...
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Created April 10, 2014 14:35

Annoyingly, plugins passed in on the command line can't override an installed extension. Right now, the only way to debug a plugin is to uninstall the equivalent extension.
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Created April 07, 2014 10:53

Depending on the complexity of your migration, and if this is a one-off migration, you might be better off writing something simpler than a ReSharper plugin to edit the text you've got - perhaps so...
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Created March 31, 2014 14:30

ReSharper should treat external annotation attributes transparently. That is, when you use the API to get at the attributes of an assembly, type or type member, ReSharper will effectively merge the...
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Created April 03, 2014 15:17

Ah, yes, you're right. I see where the confusion has come from. Normally, external annotations Just Work (tm). The xml file contains the name and namespace of the attribute, declares which construc...
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Created February 25, 2014 15:35

If you're looking to display a balloon notification in the system tray, by the clock, you can just use the standard Windows APIs to do that. If you want to display balloon like notifications for th...
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Created February 20, 2014 11:15

This is implemented as an Action (http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/NETCOM/2.03+Actions+and+Menu+Items+%28R8%29), which is a command that can be attached to a menu item.In the actions.xml fil...
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Created January 23, 2014 09:42

Yes, it's fine to use strings to compare assembly, type and method name, as long as you're using proper methods and properties, and not relying on ToString. After all, these names are just strings ...
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Created April 27, 2015 07:29

Off the top of my head, I suspect the issue is that you're not telling the test where the caret should be when checking if the quickfix is available. Try adding {caret} (with the curly braces) at t...
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