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Michael Damatov edited this page Feb 29, 2024
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- Analyzes assertion statements and highlights them if they can be removed. show more...
- Analyzes not allowed, missing, or redundant usages of the
[NotNull]
and[CanBeNull]
annotations. - Analyzes not allowed
[ItemNotNull]
annotations. - Analyzes
[SuppressMessage]
annotations without justifications. - Analyzes simultaneously used
[Pure]
and[MustUseReturnValue]
annotations.
- Analyzes
throw
statements and highlights exceptions that should never be thrown. show more... - Analyzes
catch
clauses and highlights exceptions that should never be caught. show more... - Analyzes whether exceptions are thrown in unexpected locations. show more...
- Analyzes when the
Exception
is caught without declaring an exception variable. show more...
- Analyzes whether adding
.ConfigureAwait(false)
is recommended. show more...
- Analyzes whether
ValueTask
orValueTask<T>
values consumed more than once. show more... - Analyzes whether
.GetAwaiter().GetResult()
is invoked for aValueTask
orValueTask<T>
show more...
- Analyzes "async void" methods and local functions and highlights when used inappropriately.
- Analyzes "async" lambda expressions (and anonymous methods as well) that return
void
.
- Suggests using collection expressions
- Suggests using
Array.Empty<T>()
to reuse the immutable instance. - Suggests using
new T[n]
to improve code readability, where n is the element count. show more...
- Analyzes whether parameter names are passed where the
message
argument is expected. show more...
- Analyzes
lock
statements and warns when objects with weak identities are used. show more... - Analyzes whether
yield return
statement is used insidelock
blocks. show more...
- Suggests declaring an implemention of
IEqualityOperators<T, T, bool>
whenIEquatable<T>
is implemented for the type. - Warns when a struct overrides
Equals
without implementing theIEquatable<T>
. - Warns when a type implements the
IEquatable<T>
interface without overringEquals
.
- Suggests declaring an implemention of
IComparisonOperators<T, T, bool>
whenIComparable<T>
is implemented for the type. show more...
- Analyzes whether
Invoke
can be omitted for delegate types. show mode...
- Dims method invocations if the method has the
[Conditional]
annotation, e.g.Debug.Assert(...)
. - Dims attribute usages if the attribute class has the
[Conditional]
annotation, e.g.[SuppressMessage]
.
- Suggests using more appropriate visibility for
internal
constructors in abstract classes. show more... - Analyzes invocations of methods annotated with the
[NotifyPropertyChangedInvocator]
from class constructors. show more...
- Analyzes if
#region
scopes are overused. show more...
IEqualityOperators<T, T, bool>
IComparisonOperators<T, T, bool>
- Puts a C# comment to indicate that the next string literal contains a piece of code written in one of the programming languages supported by ReSharper (e.g. JSON, XML, CSS, HTML, regular expression, etc.) show more...
- Suggests adding code contracts for commonly used scenarios. show more...
[NonNegativeValue]
[Pure]
[MustUseReturnValue]
[InstantHandle]
[LinqTunnel]
- Embrace with
<c>
...</c>
- Embed into
<see cref="..."/>
- Embed into
<typeparamref name="..."/>
- Embed into
<paramref name="..."/>
- Reflow XML doc comments
- Suggests to remove the
AssertNotNull
expression. show more...
- Checks binding expressions without explicitly set
Mode
. show more...