Analyzes C# source code to enforce a set of style and consistency rules.
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:
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.
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:
This release also includes all of the fixes included in 4.7.1 for ReSharper 9.2.
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.
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.
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:
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.
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.
This is a release of the ReSharper plugin for StyleCop, bringing support for ReSharper 9.2.
To install, go to ReSharper → Extension Manager, and search for "StyleCop". It does not require StyleCop to be installed.
This release is based on the same StyleCop parser and rules as the last release (4.7.49) - there have been no changes to StyleCop itself, only to the plugin. The following changes have been made:
Settings.StyleCop files.class and interface file templates to pre-format them as StyleCop friendly.FileSystemWatcher leaks in handling settings files.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.