ReSharperContractExtensions
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SergeyTeplyakov
ReSharper 9
I've got a R# 9.0 license. So I'll update the plug-in shortly (ETA - next weekend).
Great! I'm looking forward to this. I had to memorize all code contract snippet shortcuts to make ReSharper 9 usable without the plugin.
Good news, everyone! I've update R# at home and on my working machine, so I don't have any other options except to migrate my plug-in as soon as possible:) I can't use contract without it as well!
Hopefully this great extension is available soon - I'm starving without it!
Sorry for the delay. I've faced some strange issue migrating unit tests to the R# 9. Hope to fix them soon.
Is the master branch up-to-date? I'd like to take a look if you don't mind.
@StevenLiekens Absolutely. Feel free to play with it.
I've talk to Jetbrains, unfortunetely test infrastructure is broken in 9.0, so this is expected that I'm unable to run my test suite for R#9. And without tests it is really hard to tell, is this tool working fine with R# 9.0 or not.
THey promised to fixed tests in 9.1.
I have downloaded the master branch. It does not build, and I don't find any R#9 related stuff there. Where can I get the latest version?
@tom-englert There is no any R# 9.0 related stuff there because I can't proof that they would be correct. As I mentioned earlier - unit tests are broken for R# 9.0, so there is no way to run them for plug-ins currently.
To fix the build errors I believe you have to install R# sdk. I'll check on empty virtual machine and will fix the build issues.
I agree that untested code should not got to the master branch, but you could commit it to an experimental branch, so we can build an try it on our own risk.
Any updates? Will the 9.0-compatible code be added to an experimental branch as Tom suggested?
Experimental version for R# 9.1 is available here: https://resharper-plugins.jetbrains.com/packages/ReSharper.ContractExtensions/0.9.1.5
Still need to double check with VS2013, but with VS2015 this version works fine.
@tom-englert Thanks! I'm glad that I finally managed to release updated version!
@eddievelasquez It should work out of the box. This tool is working with R# 9.1, and that's the only requirement. If you have issues running this plug-in on VS2012 please check, maybe you're using older version of R#.
I have updated everything and can now confirm that it is working like a champ with VS2012. Thanks, great job!