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ReSharper 8.1.1 Goes EAP: More TypeScript Support + Fixes

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There’s got to be at least one more maintenance release in the 8.x family, and we’re taking the first step in this direction.

ReSharper 8.1.1 EAP is, first of all, about expanding TypeScript support. Apart from architecture improvements that you can’t see right away, v8.1.1 brings popular ReSharper features to TypeScript such as naming inspections, “create from usage” quick-fixes and navigation combos with support for path filtering in Go to Everything, Go to File, Go to Type:

Other than that, ReSharper 8.1.1 EAP brings a (modest) set of fixes that are mostly related to unit testing (4 fixes) and ReSharper Command Line Tools (5 fixes). Here’s the entire list of issues fixed in 8.1.1 so far.

At this point we suggest that you download ReSharper and/or ReSharper Command Line Tools from the ReSharper 8.1.1 EAP page only if you’re interested in TypeScript development and/or if any of the fixed issues are directly relevant to you; otherwise you can safely skip this EAP.

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