Changelog History
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v2016.1.0 Changes
May 02, 2016🚀 This is a release of the ReSharper plugin for StyleCop.
💅 Please install from the Extension Manager (ReSharper → Extension Manager), searching for "StyleCop by JetBrains". It does not require StyleCop for Visual Studio to be installed.
🚀 This release is based on StyleCop 4.7.49. It does not (yet) contain any of the changes made to StyleCop core in 4.7.53 on the (recently reactivated) CodePlex site. I hope we can merge the two developments in the very near future.
🚀 In this release:
- 👌 Support for ReSharper 2016.1
- 🛠 Fix to allow filtering by StyleCop issues in code inspections window (#37)
- 🛠 Fix error messages in installer (#32)
- 🛠 Fix to stop code cleanup opening unedited files (#27)
- 🛠 Fix to more reliably check if StyleCopAnalyzers is installed (#20)
🔋 Features
- 💅 No longer requires StyleCop for Visual Studio to be installed
- Provides ReSharper 10 compatible settings, including a reset button
- 🛠 Fixes memory leaks and provides better performance throttling
- 👌 Support for StyleCop addins (e.g. StyleCop+)
- 👍 High DPI support in options page
- Simplified Code Cleanup options
👍 Visual Studio 2015 support
Please Note: The 4.7.49 StyleCop analyser uses a custom C# parser, rather than ReSharper's code model (hence the requirement for performance throttling). As such, it doesn't understand C# 6 features, and has no C# 6 specific rules.
💅 In the near future, I hope to merge the changes in this fork back into the main StyleCop CodePlex repo, at which point, this plugin can start using the 4.7.53 parser, which includes C# 6 support.
💅 If you are using Visual Studio 2015, and C# 6, it is recommended that you use the DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers project, which implements nearly all StyleCop rules as a set Roslyn code analysers. This plugin will notice that StyleCopAnalyzers is referenced in a project, and automatically disable the ReSharper StyleCop rules.
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v5.0.0-beta01
December 10, 2016 -
v4.8.0 Changes
November 23, 2015🚀 This is a release of the ReSharper plugin for StyleCop.
💅 Please install from the Extension Manager (ReSharper → Extension Manager), searching for "StyleCop by JetBrains". It does not require StyleCop for Visual Studio to be installed.
🚀 This release is based on the same StyleCop parser and rules as the latest release (4.7.49) - there have been no changes to StyleCop itself, only the ReSharper plugin.
🚀 In this release:
- 👌 Support for ReSharper 10
🚀 This release also includes all of the fixes included in 4.7.1 for ReSharper 9.2.
🔋 Features
- 💅 No longer requires StyleCop for Visual Studio to be installed
- Provides ReSharper 10 compatible settings, including a reset button
- 🛠 Fixes memory leaks and provides better performance throttling
- 👌 Support for StyleCop addins (e.g. StyleCop+)
- 👍 High DPI support in options page
- Simplified Code Cleanup options
💅 Why are there two versions of StyleCop in the ReSharper Extension Manager?
💅 Unfortunately, there are two versions of StyleCop in the ReSharper Extension Manager.
🐎 This version, listed in the Extension Manager as "StyleCop by JetBrains" is maintained by me (@citizenmatt) on behalf of JetBrains. It contains a number of important fixes over the original codebase, notably memory leaks and improved performance throttling. It also no longer needs StyleCop to be installed in Visual Studio.
🚀 The other version, "ReSharper.StyleCop" is maintained by a member of the community, and appears to be a simple recompile of the original codebase from CodePlex. Development stalled after the ReSharper 9.1 release, but restarted after the release of this "StyleCop by JetBrains" version.
🐎 I would very much like to combine these two versions into a single version, containing these important performances fixes, and I would love it to be maintained by the community. Unfortunately, the author of the other version still isn't responding to emails, and hasn't published the source for their version.
💅 Until that can happen, JetBrains recommends using this "StyleCop by JetBrains" version.
👍 Visual Studio 2015 support
Please Note: The StyleCop analyser uses a custom C# parser, rather than ReSharper's code model (hence the requirement for performance throttling). As such, it doesn't understand C# 6 features, and has no C# 6 specific rules. If you are using Visual Studio 2015, and C# 6, it is recommended that you use the DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers project, which implements nearly all StyleCop rules as a set Roslyn code analysers. You can use this extension in conjunction with the analysers, by disabling the "run analysis" setting in the options page.
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v4.7.55.0
November 11, 2016 -
v4.7.54.0
May 13, 2016 -
v4.7.53.0
April 30, 2016 -
v4.7.52.0
April 21, 2016 -
v4.7.51.0
March 14, 2016 -
v4.7.50.0
February 04, 2016 -
v4.7.1 Changes
November 19, 2015🚀 This is a release of the ReSharper plugin for StyleCop.
💅 Please install from the Extension Manager (ReSharper → Extension Manager), searching for "StyleCop by JetBrains". It does not require StyleCop for Visual Studio to be installed.
🚀 This release is based on the same StyleCop parser and rules as the latest release (4.7.49) - there have been no changes to StyleCop itself, only the ReSharper plugin.
🚀 In this release:
- 👌 Supports loading custom StyleCop addins (such as StyleCop+). Specify the path to load in the options page. (#18)
- 💅 Automatically disable analysis if the DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers package is referenced in Visual Studio 2015 (#18)
- 💅 Code Cleanup would not use settings when adjusting file header (#14)
- 💅 Code Cleanup has a new setting to not create XML doc stubs, as this is something that is better done by a developer (#15)
- 💅 StyleCop issues now grouped under "StyleCop" in Inspection Results (#16)
- 🛠 Fix duplication of constructor summary text in XML docs when running Code Cleanup (#17)
💅 Why are there two versions of StyleCop in the ReSharper Extension Manager?
💅 Unfortunately, there are two versions of StyleCop in the ReSharper Extension Manager.
🐎 This version, listed in the Extension Manager as "StyleCop by JetBrains" is maintained by me (@citizenmatt) on behalf of JetBrains. It contains a number of important fixes over the original codebase, notably memory leaks and performance work. It also no longer needs StyleCop to be installed in Visual Studio.
🚀 The other version, "ReSharper.StyleCop" is maintained by a member of the community, and appears to be a simple recompile of the original codebase from CodePlex. Development stalled after the ReSharper 9.1 release, but restarted after the release of this "StyleCop by JetBrains" version.
🐎 I would very much like to combine these two versions into a single version, containing these important performances fixes, and I would love it to be maintained by the community. Unfortunately, the author of the other version still isn't responding to emails, and hasn't published the source for their version.
💅 Until that can happen, JetBrains recommends using this "StyleCop by JetBrains" version.
👍 Visual Studio 2015 support
Please Note: The StyleCop analyser uses a custom C# parser, rather than ReSharper's code model (hence the requirement for performance throttling). As such, it doesn't understand C# 6 features, and has no C# 6 specific rules. If you are using Visual Studio 2015, and C# 6, it is recommended that you use the DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers project, which implements nearly all StyleCop rules as a set Roslyn code analysers. You can use this extension in conjunction with the analysers, by disabling the "run analysis" setting in the options page.