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Hello everyone. We have published another EAP build of ReSharper Ultimate 10.1 this week. This time it's almost all about mainline ReSharper. As usual, there's a number of issues that we fixed in this build: most of them are bug fixes, but there are some new features too. Convert XML string to…
The first EAP build of ReSharper Ultimate 10.1 introduced a massive list of new features and improvements, which spanned two blog posts. And here we are today with another EAP build, which you can give a try right away. ReSharper The most notable changes in ReSharper were merged this time by the…
As JetBrains .NET tools grow and evolve, their documentation and support teams have to keep the pace. Over the last several months, noticeable changes and improvements were made in these areas, and I'd like to expand on them in this post. JetBrains .NET Tools Library In our attempt to have a singl…
Along with ReSharper 8 EAP earlier this year, we have made ReSharper Command Line Tools available for you to download and try. We have already written about one of the tools included in this package — InspectCode, which analyzes your code outside of Visual Studio using hundreds of ReSharper co…
One of ReSharper's most notable features, Code Analysis, is now unleashed and ready to hunt for bad and dead code—without even opening Visual Studio. Dubbed as InspectCode, it is as simple as a command-line tool can be and requires a minimum of one parameter—your solution file. But as it runs it wil…
Since ReSharper introduced the layered structure for saving its options, we all face the choice of clicking Save or Save To whenever we change any settings. The good news is that the Save button will do the job for most users in most situations. The bad news is that, being tempted to go advanced and…
