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ReSharper Ultimate 2018.2.2 is released!

Alexander Kurakin
Alexander Kurakin

Today, we’ve published one more bug-fix update to v2018.2 – ReSharper Ultimate 2018.2.2 is here!

Let me highlight the most notable changes in ReSharper 2018.2.2:

  • More than 20 bugs were eliminated across various Refactorings.
  • Fixes in XAML support include RSRP-471234, RSRP-471373, and RSRP-471345.
  • A dozen or so bug-fixes affecting Unit Testing were implemented.
  • We fixed a load of issues in Code Analysis.

To read more about all the changes in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper C++ 2018.2.2 updates the spell-checking inspection to skip commands in documentation comments. It also fixes two important issues where ReSharper C++ could sometimes fail to parse files with complicated macro expansions, and where it missed some usages when performing usage search. Check out this page for the full list of fixes.

Other ReSharper Ultimate tools have addressed some bugs as well: see fixes for dotCover 2018.2.2, dotMemory 2018.2.2, dotTrace 2018.2.2, and dotPeek 2018.2.2.

Come and grab the ReSharper Ultimate 2018.2.2 build to enjoy all the latest fixes!

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