Visual Studio 2017

Have you been experiencing build failures in your multi-targeted project after installing Visual Studio 15.6.3 with .NET Core SDK 2.1.102 (related YouTrack ticket and dotnet issue on GitHub)? The last few days we have worked tirelessly, burning all the midnight oil, to be able to bring you something to end your problems. It’s ReSharper Ultimate 2017.3.5 to the rescue! Let's now look under the hood to figure out why this issue has happened. (more…)

This year's first major release of ReSharper Ultimate is finally here with an ultimate support for Visual Studio 2017! We invite you to download the 2017.1 update and check all the long-awaited features, which you can read about in this post. Along with 600+ fixes in ReSharper and 110+ fixes in ReSharper C++ this release comes with the following major improvements: Visual Studio 2017 support C# 7 support: local functions and throw expressions .NET Core Unit testing in Visual Studio 2017 EditorConfig support (for all languages) and other code style improvements Enhancements to na

We are getting closer to the release date and working hard towards providing the finest coding experience to Visual Studio 2017 RTM users. If you are already using the latest release of Visual Studio, make sure to download ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP 5 to get the best support for its new features. We have introduced quite a lot of improvements during this EAP, and today we'll take a look at updates in our two latest EAP builds. (more…)

We've just released the third Early Access Preview build of ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1. Let's take a look at the recent changes in this and EAP 2. TypeScript and JavaScript This build introduces a number of performance fixes for TypeScript and JavaScript, as our processing of file dependencies has been rewritten and optimised, wildcards in tsconfig are handled better, and the Rename refactoring for local symbols is also faster, with the ability to disable search for dynamic usage of TypeScript symbols in JavaScript files via a checkbox in the Rename dialog. (more…)

Last week we launched an Early Access Program for ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1. We hope that you've already downloaded the build and discovered some of the new features. Today we'd like to take a closer look at the most notable updates, which relate to the following product areas: Visual Studio 2017 Local functions in C# 7 EditorConfig support Code formatting and navigation ReSharper code analysis Angular 2 template syntax TypeScript and JavaScript dotCover, dotTrace and dotMemory ReSharper C++ (more…)

Looking for a bugfix release? We have one! ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3.1 is now available for download. This update addresses a selection of issues in ReSharper and ReSharper C++. ReSharper 2016.3.1 is mostly about integrating into Visual Studio 2017 RC. We've received a lot of complaints about 2016.3 not detecting a Visual Studio 2017 RC installation. In all cases, repairing the Visual Studio installation would fix the issue, and based on this experience, we've updated the installer to detect (and warn about) incomplete Visual Studio installations. Other than that, the new ReSharper fixes

With all the excitement of releasing the first public EAP build of Rider last week, we didn't post about ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3 EAP 9. And now we've released EAP 10, so let's get caught up! Visual Studio 2017 RC ReSharper Ultimate products now have initial support for Visual Studio 2017 RC, including the new .csproj based .NET Core projects. It's important to note, however, that even though VS2017 is marked as "RC", there are a number of features and architectural changes that are currently marked as "preview". As such, we are still working on support for some of these new Visual Studio

Microsoft has just announced its latest IDE preview release, and we're here to sim-ship a compatible version of ReSharper Ultimate. Just get ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3 EAP 9 and install it into Visual Studio 2017 RC. You should be able to install all tools that are included in ReSharper Ultimate, namely ReSharper, ReSharper C++, dotCover, dotTrace and dotMemory. Granted, both the new Visual Studio and the ReSharper EAP are pre-release products, so issues are to be expected here and there. Please try installing the EAP build in Visual Studio 2017 RC and let us know how it works for you.