Marco von Ballmoos

I've experienced the same behavior as sam-piper. When I read the JetBrains blog post that finally cleared up which extension we should be using, I uninstalled the ReSharper.StyleCop and installed...

If it's the case that the DotSettings files are no longer honored, then that should be mentioned in the release notes for users migrating from the other extension. I would...

Thanks for your help, @sam-piper. I've now done the same for my main solution and will extend to others after a few days of testing. Everything seems to be working...

Most of your questions are the same as the ones I had and that @sam-piper answered in his comment from 31. January. > Can i use my old Settings.StyleCop file...

@SanjayGuntur: since you mentioned [StyleCopAnalyzers](https://github.com/DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers), perhaps you can answer a question I can't seem to find answered in the documentation: if I use this package, do I have to install...

I remember reading one of @citizenmatt's posts a while back, called [End of Year Round up of ReSharper 10 Extensions](https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2015/12/22/end-of-year-round-up-of-resharper-10-extensions/), in which he wrote: > If you’re using Visual Studio...

Thanks for the quick reply. It's not critical, obviously, as I can just jump through the warnings. It would make the cleanup more powerful, though, and it _feels_ like the...

Any updates on where the documentation for starting developers is? All of the links are still broken. Thanks for your help.

> On the developer call yesterday, NG indicated they are aware of the issue and will have someone internally look at it. No timeframe for fix was given. I do...

Just FYI: This will produce warnings in builds that previously didn't have warnings. If your CI treats warning as errors, you will now have a build that mysteriously fails when...