visual studio 2015 - R# & StyleCop issue: Method not found -

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i have downloaded r# 9.1 in order integrate stylecop it. passed when installing both r# , extension stylecop. however, when go solution folder (in visual studio 2015) , right-click on 1 of projects , click on "run stylecop" displays error:

error message: method not found

initially installed r# 9.2 , result same, decided go 9.1 version. reinstalled r# , stylecop both once , multiple times r#'s extension integrating stylecop.

my current set r# , stylecop is:

  • resharper 10.0.1
  • stylecop jetbrains 4.8

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this gives me r# validation of rules.

however, doesn't give me right click run functionality.

so had click around , found stylecop doesn't have install vs 2015, installed visual stylecop , have recreated issue. if using visual stylecop may worth while adding issue on github.

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personally, don't use right click functionality, instead warnings build via stylecop.msbuild nuget package each project want monitor:

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once have no errors, use stylecop.error.msbuild keep way, again nuget:

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the more modern way of doing make use of analyzers feature of visual studio 2015, stylecop.analyzers.

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even stylecop jet brains 1 treats preferred implementation.. r# gallery

automatically disable analysis if stylecop.analyzers referenced in vs2015 (#20)

moving stylecop.analyzers, add them rules in relevant *.ruleset file (same place codeanalysis rules)

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and can run them via

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which has same effect right click run stylecop trying working.

i.e. giving:

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any clarifications or further detail, please let me know.


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