Refactorings, like Rename or Change Signature, can now be triggered from source-generated files.If there’s an error in a generated file in your project, you’ll be able to see it immediately and navigate to it. Solution Wide Analysis (SWEA) now includes files generated by source generators.For generated code, warnings and errors are displayed in the editor and on the marker bar.In ReSharper 2021.2, many of the features available for manually-written code files are available for source-generated files as well. ReSharper adds new inspections and quick-fixes to help you use compiler-supported annotations such as, ,, and.Update JetBrains.Annotations attributes to NRT syntax and compiler-supported attributes! Several new inspections with corresponding quick-fixes are available for when you’re using JetBrains.Annotations attributes and nullable reference types are enabled.We’ve introduced a new refactoring to change nullability that will update nullability annotations and suggest propagating the changes throughout your codebase.A new context action lets you search for all nullable warning suppressions in the scope.ReSharper indicates suppressions ( !) that are no longer needed and that can be safely removed.Code Analysis received a couple of performance improvements for the Find similar issues feature and for large and complex switch statements and switch expressions.editorconfig file, allowing you to specify which files to ignore in its code analysis. ReSharper reflects the generated_code property from your.New inspections that come with corresponding quick-fixes: Replace empty array creation with Array.Empty, Replace new EventArgs() with EventArgs.Empty, and Replace Type with Type.EmptyTypes.The new Swap via deconstruction quick-fix is available to swap variable values!.NET Framework 4.7.2 or newer to be installed on your machine.
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Before diving into the feature set, there is an important note.
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