ReSharper Build

Today, we invite you to download the first bug-fix build for ReSharper Ultimate 2018.3 release – ReSharper Ultimate 2018.3.1. This bug-fix update resolves the following issues: (more…)

Last time, we looked at several new features and fixes available in the Rider 2018.3 Early Access Preview (EAP) version – but definitely not all of them! There are more things to cover... We have more flexibility for building .NET and .NET Core solutions. We have exciting news about the Roslyn analyzers in Rider. Plus a few more things – you will want to continue reading to learn about. (more…)

Today we are kicking off the new cycle of the ReSharper Ultimate EAP (Early Access Program). Please welcome the ReSharper Ultimate 2018.2 EAP! In addition to more than 100 fixes, here are the new features and improvements you can already try in this first ReSharper 2018.2 EAP build: (more…)

In my opinion, the best features are just a checkbox that enables powerful scenarios. Rider has features like this, and one of them is called incremental build. Behold! Incremental build reduces the time needed to build a solution by only building projects that need updating. This helps us stay "in the zone": the quicker we can rebuild a solution, the quicker we get compilation feedback, the quicker we can run unit tests, the sooner we can move on to working and improving our code. We've seen the checkbox, now let's look behind the curtains and find out how incremental build works!

The recording of our recent webinar, Continuous Testing in Visual Studio using dotCover or ReSharper Ultimate, is now available: In this webinar, we demonstrate Continuous Testing, a new feature of dotCover 10 and ReSharper Ultimate that will build and run your tests as they change. By monitoring what code is called from each test, Continuous Testing can optimize the test run by only running the tests that will exercise the changed code. ReSharper Build can also be used to further optimize the feedback cycle by speeding up the build step. The following topics are covered: A recap, with s

The recording of our recent webinar with Matt Ellis, Speeding up MSBuild: Tips, Tricks and ReSharper Build, is now available: In this webinar Matt talks about some of the ways that help achieve faster build times in Visual Studio, including ReSharper Build introduced in ReSharper 10. The following topics are covered: MSBuild refresher Tips for speeding up MSBuild Common sense tips The CopyLocal myth HintPath for references Checking for slow targets and tasks XAML & multi-pass compilation Incremental compilation ReSharper Build Questions and Answers There were some popular questions asked du

ReSharper has always wanted to speed up your code editing, refactoring and navigation. ReSharper 10 now wants to speed up your build. ReSharper Build is a new feature in ReSharper 10 that will reduce the time it takes to build your solution. It replaces Visual Studio's build management with a system that applies heuristics to only build projects that need updating. Note that it doesn't replace MSBuild — your projects are still built normally. They're just not built as often. In this post, we're going to take a deep look at how ReSharper Build works, and how you can make use of it i

ReSharper 10 Early Access Program goes on and today we've prepared a new build highlighted with major features in ReSharper and dotCover. ReSharper ReSharper Build ReSharper Build is a brand new ReSharper 10 feature that originated from an internal tool that the team used to build ReSharper itself. ReSharper Build is an out-of-process incremental build tool that can take advantage of multiple processes, visualizes different kinds of project build status, and is optimized for large solutions with lots of dependencies. At this point ReSharper Build supports most .NET project types availa