The ContextMenuItemAttribute type includes a function parameter that is a string literal referencing a function name on the current type.

Add a reference to the method:

• Code completion
• Find usages
• Rename
• Inspections for method signature
• Create from usage
• Suggest using nameof

There're probably quite a few questions on StackOverflow about formatting in console, tables, colors and word wrap. Find them and help people find the one and only correct solution.

And don't copy-paste answers like the last time. Don't be that stupid, you dirty rep whore. You have 25K rep, it's time to pretend you have brains.

Currently we have code vision for top level let-bindings, members and let-binding directly inside a module.

If we could extend the current behaviour to also show type information for local let-bindings that would be amazing imo.

If we just use the same presentation for local let-bindings as top-level ones, this should be a relatively low-hanging fruit now that the ground work is done?

Thi

The ReSharper control flow engine already tracks the null reference state. It would be nice to see the current state at the mouse cursor.

As far as I know the following states are tracked:

• null
• not null
• true
• false
• unknown

The documentation for directive elements and attributes should come from the directive. It's currently a hard coded list.

But, what value should it be? If the directive is declared with @ngdoc, then we could use some of the documentation, but would need to truncate it. What if there is no @ngdoc?

Please tune the Annotate with ... quick actions to look like embedded annotation actions:

1. Change text to not contain Annotate with... prefix.
2. Change anchor to have the same position as default annotation actions.

Currently, they are placed in wrong place and that pollutes the user experience.

Hello!

I just found out about this plugin, but one question...

Currently using Rider 2018.1.

When I select the light bulb or alt + enter, I get 2 options with the same name and that perform the same action (at least how I see it). Is it normal??

<img width="256" alt="screen shot 2018-04-25 at 2 42 41 pm" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1348327/39226670-39b67cf6-4897-11e8

The xUnit.net test class template should also exist as a file template.

It should look like this:

$HEADER$namespace $NAMESPACE$
{
	public class $CLASSNAME$
	{
		[Xunit.FactAttribute]
		public void $Function$()
		{
			$END$
		}
	}
}

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type: File
reformat: True
shortenReferences: True
categories: xunit
scopes: in c# p