codelens

This question already has an answer here: How to turn off CodeLens-References 4 answers I'm following a certain thread suggesting a certain approach. As the image below shows, one can't disable the feature Show References for all languages. When I discovered that, I tried to do that for C# alone (since that's the only language I code in where the listed references' count is an annoyance). However, as far I can see, there's nothing about CodeLens under C# specifically. Do I need to turn off the whole CodeLens thingy or is there a way to disable aforementioned option only? Show References does a

Visual Studio 2013 introduced a new feature, Code Lens, where it shows you how many times each of your methods are called/referenced, how many unit tests cover the method, and how many are passing. The code lens information appears above the method and below any attributes the method has like so: If the method has a lot of attributes they can appear separate from the method. As proximity in design implies relationship, the attributes can appear to be associated with something else. This is especially the case if you are accustomed to not having line breaks separating methods. Is there anyway

When I open a project from the Visual Studio Team Services (scrum 3 template) I only get the CodeLens reference count. Is this a bug in VS? Why do I not have CodeLens with full TFS versioning Comments, Edited By, etc.? FYI: I have enabled all options in Visual Studio Tools > Options > CodeLens . I also tried the following with no success: Create a new project in Visual Studio Team Services. Disable and re-enable CodeLens . CularBytes There is an update! Currently CodeLens is being developed for Visual Studio Team Services, currently in Public Preview for what I have read so far, in US and West

It is quite annoying to see codelens reference between the field and field's attributes. It requires to add a lot of additional spaces around to make everything readable. Is it possible to display CodeLens reference above the attributes? No, this is currently not possible. If you'd like to see this, I suggest you give the product team a shout-out on the Visual Studio UserVoice and post back the link as a comment to this answer. I'd suggest not to move the code lens information, but to suggest the location to be made configurable :). Though I can't disclose any details, I've seen your feedback

In VS2015 all the code metadata from git displayed in the code via the CodeLens functionality regarding the author and changes disappeared after I did git rebase -i and ammended commits to correct the author name (a typo in git configs in one of my machines). The same happened after force pushed the corrected repo and pulled to another machine with different version of IDE - VS2013. In Team Explorer I can see all the relevant information and all the other git intergrations functions work fine as well. What can cause this? What can I do to fix this issue? Seems like the latest updates solves