To disable/enable ReSharper, go to Tools | Options | ReSharper and click Suspend/Resume. If you've tried out everything described above and the performance is still down, you can temporarily disable ReSharper and check whether it was the cause of the slowdown. If so, you can disable it by unchecking the corresponding check-box in Tools | Options | Text Editor | C#. If you use the File Structure window, then you probably don't use the navigation bar on top of the editor.
Go to ReSharper | Options | Tools | Unit Testing and clear the corresponding check-box: If you don't use the ReSharper unit test runner, you can save some processing time by turning it off. To speed up expanding code templates, you can turn off the Reformat and Shorten qualified references options for templates that you use:įor more information on editing code templates, see this help entry. To speed up typing, you can also disable auto-format options under ReSharper | Options | Environment | General to avoid code formatting while typing: If this doesn’t help, switch back to built-in Visual Studio IntelliSense under ReSharper | Options | Environment | IntelliSense | General: If you experience slowdown while typing, you can turn off member signatures under ReSharper | Options | IntelliSense | Completion Appearance: In ReSharper options, go to Code Editing | Context Actions and Code Editing | | Context Actions, and uncheck the actions that are less helpful to you. If you find this analysis to be taking up too many resources, simply switch it off: right-click the SWA circle in the bottom right corner of Visual Studio and choose Analyze Errors in Solution or Pause Solution.Ī dialog box will pop up asking whether you want to turn off SWA. On very large projects, turning on Solution-Wide Analysis may cause performance degradation, particularly on less powerful hardware. Most likely, you will notice that all files where you disabled code analysis with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+8 are already there. You can also specify a file mask for skipping files. Click Edit Items to Skip and use the displayed dialog box to pick the files and folders to skip. To do so, go to ReSharper | Options and choose Code Inspection | Settings. For example, you can skip files that contain well tested algorithms and that do not change much. You can tell ReSharper to skip analyzing certain files without opening them. If you want to bind a different shortcut for this operation, look for the ReSharper_EnableDaemon command. You can spot the status of code analysis in the current file by the status indicator: Pressing the shortcut again will re-enable the analysis. You can temporarily disable code analysis for the current file by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Shift+8. Speeding Up ReSharper Disable code analysis for current file Some of the tricks presented are ReSharper-specific, whereas others will affect VS performance whether you have installed ReSharper or not. This document presents a list of performance optimizations that can be applied if you experience performance issues with Visual Studio and ReSharper.
We believe that Visual Studio developers are working towards the same things.īy trying to speed up ReSharper on outdated hardware, you deprive yourself of great features that can speed up your development performance. We constantly make sure that ReSharper works fine on modern hardware and with medium- and large-size solutions without any tweaking.
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