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I was using ReSharper with visual studio 2015 and my pc got really slow because of ReSharper and i had to uninstall it. After uninstallation completed when i opened up my project the only thing i saw was a blank screen like this. I know that uninstalling ReSharper caused it and i looked and tried to fix it by changing Text Editor options but nothing worked so far. I've also searched about this issue and nothing came across yet. Thanks This error is caused by a corrupted Visual Studio cache. Close all Visual Studio tasks that are running, and delete all files in the folders ComponentModelCache

Is it possible to run auto-format code for all or for specific file in solution, like (Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D) formatting in Visual Studio but from it`s command line? Or use Resharper's cleanup also from command line for solution files? To format net core c# source, use https://github.com/dotnet/format Install the tool as per the project readme. I had a need to format some code files I was generating from Razor templates. I created a shell .CSProj file in the root of my output folder, using dotnet new console which gives you this basic file: <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk"> <PropertyGroup>

I want to find all recursive calls in my code. If I open file in Visual Studio, I get "Recursive call" icon on left side of Editor. I want to inspect whole solution for such calls. I used Resharper Command Line tools and VS's add-in Resharper - Code Inspection with no luck, this rule is not applied in their ruleset. Is there any way that i could inspect whole solution - i really don't want to open each file and check for that blue-ish "Recursive call" icon :) Edit: I am interested in single-level recursion You could do it with Mono.Cecil . Here is a simple LINQPad program that demonstrates:

I'm reading encrypted credentials/connection strings from a config file. Resharper tells me, "String.IndexOf(string) is culture-specific here" on this line: if (line.Contains("host=")) { _host = line.Substring(line.IndexOf( "host=") + "host=".Length, line.Length - "host=".Length); ...and so wants to change it to: if (line.Contains("host=")) { _host = line.Substring(line.IndexOf("host=", System.StringComparison.Ordinal) + "host=".Length, line.Length - "host=".Length); The value I'm reading will always be "host=" regardless of where the app may be deployed. Is it really sensible to add this

I want to tell ReSharper to ignore a few files in my project. Some of them are just too large (they contain canned test data). Some of them are just confusing it (with a mishmash of Silverlight and .NET code). Is there a way to do this by putting a comment at the top of the file? However it's done, it needs to be persistent (i.e. can be checked in), and per-file. I found this , but it doesn't appear to be persisted. In order to skip inspections in some files or folders go to ReSharper | Options | Code Inspection | Settings -> Edit Items to Skip button. Or if your code is generated add it to

I'm having troubles with VS2012 and code opened in separate windows. See this screenshot: Main windows is open, another window is open (Source Control explorer is just an example for the screenshot, I get the same behavior with source code files). I used to get two items on the task bar for the Visual Studio. Now it is only one. There is a setting for this: But I can't get it undone. Every time I un-check this setting, I get a flicker of another item in task bar, but it goes away immediately. Then I go back to the same settings, the checkbox next to "Floating tab wells always stay on top" is