To allow solution-wide analysis ignore specific errors
- With solution-wide analysis enabled, choose ReSharper | Windows | Solution Errors Window, or double-click the circle indicator in the right corner of the status bar.
- In the Errors in Solution dialog box, select a discovered error or a file that contains errors.
- In the toolbar of the Errors in Solution dialog box, click Ignore Error(s) (Delete)
.
If you have selected a file, ReSharper ignores any errors that it contains and removes its entry from the list of errors.
If you have selected a single error in a file, ReSharper only ignores this specific error and removes it from the list. - As an option, to prevent ReSharper from hiding errors that you selected to ignore, click Show Ignored Errors
in the dialog box toolbar. As a result, you'll be able to view all errors in solution, irrelevant of whether they're ignored
or not.
To abandon ignoring specific errors in solution
- With solution-wide analysis enabled, choose ReSharper | Windows | Solution Errors Window, or double-click the circle indicator in the right corner of the status bar.
- In the toolbar of the Errors in Solution dialog box, click Show Ignored Errors to display ignored errors.
- Select an ignored error or file.
- Click Stop Ignoring Error(s) (Insert)
to cancel ignoring the selected error or file.
To customize the way solution-wide analysis controls are displayed in Visual Studio
- Right-click the circle indicator and choose Customize to open the Customize Solution-Wide Analysis Indicator dialog box.
- Click Bar in the Progress appearance option button to switch to the different type of indicator. The next time you reanalyze errors in your solution, progress will be indicated by a progress bar instead of the circle indicator.
- Clear the Display errors count check box to hide the small area in the status bar where the number of error-containing solution files is displayed.
