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Richard Deeming commented, November 30, 2020 07:56
How about the [UsedImplicitly] attribute?
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Richard Deeming commented, November 04, 2020 08:36
Looks like you've got "show whitespace" turned on (Ctrl+R, Ctrl+W), and there's a trailing newline in your file.
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Richard Deeming commented, October 14, 2020 08:10
In VS2019, the R# menu appears as a sub-menu of the "Extensions" menu by default. Did you check there?
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Richard Deeming created a post, October 09, 2020 08:07
Annoying glitch with verbatim variable prefix

Start with the perfectly valid C# code: foreach (var group in list.GroupBy(...)){ Debug.Assert(null != group); ...} Invoke R#'s "Flip != operands" action on the Debug.Assert line: Debug.Asser...
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Richard Deeming commented, September 14, 2020 06:35
What does the GetAccountByIdAsync method look like? Maybe R# is analysing that method and determining that the task result is never null.
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Richard Deeming commented, September 04, 2020 07:35
Probably because the control flow is too complicated to analyse in real-time. Try replacing the foreach loop with a simple access of the last item in the list: var list = new List<int>();if (interv...
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Richard Deeming commented, July 27, 2020 09:05
Have you tried enabling Options -> Code Analysis -> Settings -> Enable nullability analysis when C# 8 compiler nullable warnings are enabled?
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Richard Deeming commented, May 28, 2020 08:49
If you look at the screen-shots further up the article you linked to, the refresh button appears for the "code inspection results", but not the "call tracking" or "value tracking" results. I have n...
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Richard Deeming commented, May 27, 2020 09:44
Are the properties set anywhere else in the code? If not, R# is correct - removing the setter won't cause any errors. The property initializer syntax is equivalent to setting the property in the co...
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Richard Deeming commented, May 27, 2020 09:40
Does your project have the "nullable reference types" feature enabled? Design with nullable reference types | Microsoft Docs If so, you'll need to explicitly mark all reference type fields, paramet...
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