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We expect to write more about ways how ReSharper 9 is going to work in Visual Studio 2015, so stay tuned. #ReSharper loves #Roslyn: Feedback? /aEz8Z6mu0H We’re also close to smoothly integrating ReSharper’s quick-fixes and other Alt+Enter actions with Visual Studio 2015’s quick actions in a single UI: In case you have missed it, the current early ReSharper 9 builds work with Visual Studio 2015 Preview although there are known issues with its dark theme that are going to be fixed shortly. Therefore, ReSharper 9 will support Visual Studio 2010, 2012, 20.įollowing the pattern of ReSharper 8 release, version 9.0 will provide support for Visual Studio 2015 Preview, and further updates will add any necessary improvements required to integrate smoothly into the final VS2015 release. Good news: ReSharper 9 will support Visual Studio 2015

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Should you or your team mates need to purchase new ReSharper licenses and expect them to work in Visual Studio 20, as a workaround, you’ll be able to buy ReSharper 9 licenses and use them with ReSharper 8.2.3 as we have specifically made sure that this release accepted the new license format. Please keep using these stable releases if you’re staying with Visual Studio 2005 and/or 2008. ReSharper 8.2.3, dotTrace 5.5.6, dotMemory 4.1 and dotCover 2.7.2 will become the last releases to support Visual Studio 20. Only Visual Studio 2010 and later will be supported further on. NET tools will not support Visual Studio 20. To sum it up, the upcoming releases of ReSharper (including ReSharper 9) and other JetBrains. As we stand, we have to stop maintaining support for these releases to focus on up-to-date challenges. NET tools have been subject to during the ReSharper 9 development cycle, we could have opted to release unstable, untested support for VS2005 and VS2008 but we chose not to. Given the complexity of changes that ReSharper and other. It didn’t help the case that certain recent ReSharper features such as Architecture Tools and Extension Manager weren’t by definition compatible with VS2005 and VS2008. This was coming for a long time but we kept giving VS2005 and VS2008 one last chance after another.

NET tools will not support Visual Studio 20

#RESHARPER XAMARIN STUDIO UPDATE#

In light of recent Microsoft announcements and our internal decisions we’d like to give you an update on how we stand in regard to supporting different versions of Visual Studio. It’s only been half a year since we discontinued sales of ReSharper 2.x with support for Visual Studio 2003. As a reminder, ReSharper 8.x currently supports a staggering 5 Visual Studio versions: 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2013. Visual Studio keeps evolving, and ReSharper support for the Microsoft IDE is up to the challenge as usual.

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