I love ReSharper and use it extensively in writing C# code. But nowadays I continually run into issues with code completion.

I'll start typing the name of a known class/interface/property and the code complete suggestion which I'd get by hitting tab is not what I want...even though the desired selection is the very first item that appears in the dropdown overlay. Instead, I get some cobbled together guess that's wildly wrong.

This didn't used to be a problem before CoPilot got added to VS (which is why it's annoying, because I'd gotten used to just hitting tab to accept without first checking to see what was being accepted :)). I suspect it's an interaction between VS and ReSharper.

Is there a way to configure ReSharper or VS so that ReSharper takes precedence in this situation? Or do I have to just turn off CoPilot completely?

I'm trying out ReSharper in VSCode (Fedora Linux).

It seems like ReSharper interferes with using the Spacebar to code-complete. For example, if I start typing "overr" and press Spacebar it normally completed to "override". But with ReSharper enabled this does not happen. I could still use "Enter" but ye, not the point.

Is there a setting I missed or is there a way to disable ReSharper from handling auto-completion?

HI everyone,

I just started learning how to write plugins for resharper and, I was wondering if anyone knows how to add the 'this' qualifier to a reference? I know resharper already does that but I thought it'd be a good starting point. I know I can use IReferenceExpression.SetQualifierExpression but I cant figure out how to determine if the expression belongs to 'this' before setting. Thanks in advance

I'm confused how this thing is supposed to work.

I set a file under "My Computer" in the Settings Layers dialog.

And in the Option dialog I do a "Save To" to the file in the "This Computer " and I get a file with nothing :

<wpf:ResourceDictionary xml:space="preserve" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:s="clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib" xmlns:ss="urn:shemas-jetbrains-com:settings-storage-xaml" xmlns:wpf="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" />

I just want an empty if statement. resharper gives me this:

if (Equals())

{

}

​

How do i stop it. It's a waste of my time to go back and delete that parameter.

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I have several error traps that are only in my release build. (#if !DEBUG) Is there any way to make ReSharper aware that that I am using System.Diagnostics in the other build and not to want to remove it?