VISUAL STUDIO CODE ANALYSIS RESULTS WINDOW CODE
VISUAL STUDIO CODE ANALYSIS RESULTS WINDOW WINDOWS

VISUAL STUDIO CODE ANALYSIS RESULTS WINDOW CODE

If you want to hide issues of some type or hide all other issues except issues of this type, right-click a code issue and choose Hide All Issues or Show Only Issues correspondingly.įor more precise filtering, click Filter Issues on the toolbar and use the Filter Issues dialog to specify issue types that should be displayed. Note that the selected filtering affects the way code issues are filtered in the current tab and the way issues are filtered the next time you run code inspection. If necessary, you can customize filtering of code issues. However, issues detected with inspections of 'Hint' severity are filtered out by default. When you inspect code, ReSharper apply code inspections with all severity levels. Use the Show Preview selector to open the pane at the bottom or on the right of the window. To check context of the selected code issue, use the Preview pane that displays one or more lines related to the issue in the code file. If necessary, you can regroup issues by type, severity, and so on using the Group by: selector.

VISUAL STUDIO CODE ANALYSIS RESULTS WINDOW WINDOWS

If the Inspection Results window was closed, you can reopen it by pressing Control+Alt+, or choosing ReSharper | Windows | Inspections.Įach new run of code inspection opens a new tab in the window, so the results of previous runs are preserved until you close their tabs.īy default, issues are grouped by files. In the Inspection Results window, you can view the list of discovered code issues and locate them in the editor by double-clicking the entries: The Inspection Results window will open displaying detected code issues. In the Architecture view, select one or more items, right-click the selection and choose Find Code Issues in the context menu. In the Solution Explorer, select items (files, folders, projects, solution folders) that you want to inspect, right-click the selection and choose Find Code Issues in the context menu.

In the main menu, choose ReSharper | Inspect | Code Issues in Solution or ReSharper | Inspect | Code Issues in Current Project. Note that when solution-wide analysis is enabled, ReSharper has to analyze the whole solution even if you need to inspect a single project, so be prepared that it takes more time. If you want these results to be included, enable the solution wide-analysis. Start code inspection Inspect code in solution, project or in a custom scopeĭecide whether you want the results of the solution-wide inspections (for example, unused public members) to be included in the report. You can also inspect code in a specific scope from the command line without starting Visual Studio and ReSharper. You can even share inspection results if necessary. However, ReSharper also allows you to run static code analysis in the whole solution or narrower scope and examine the results in a friendly view. Design-time code inspection is a great help when you are coding in the editor or reviewing specific files.

Visual studio code analysis results window