ReSharper 2024.1 Help

Basic operations with issues

DPA. The list of issues

After you run or debug your project, DPA shows the list of found issues in the Dynamic Program Analysis window.

Open issue list

To open the list of found issues, do one of the following:

  • Use the menu Extensions | ReSharper | Windows | Dynamic Program Analysis.

  • Click the DPA icon DPA icon. Issues found in the status bar and select View Issues.

View issue details

To view issue details, select the issue in the issue list. The details will be shown on the right. For more information about data shown by DPA, refer to How DPA works.

To filter issues by category, select the corresponding tab in the window toolbar. To filter issues by type, use the corresponding buttons.

DPA. Issue types filter

To find a method in the list of issues, use the search field in the toolbar.

DPA. Search by method name

To navigate from a method in the list to its source code:

  1. Select the method in the list.

  2. Press Enter or in the context menu, choose Navigate to Method.

  1. Place the caret at the line and press Alt+Enter.

  2. From the menu bar, choose View {memory allocation | database} issues.

View memory allocation issues

View stack trace

To view the issue stack trace:

  1. Select the issue (method) in the list.

  2. Do one of the following:

    • Double-click the issue.

    • In the context menu, choose Show stacktrace.

The stack trace will be shown in the Stack Trace Explorer window.

Share

To copy issue details:

  1. Select the issue (method) in the list.

  2. Do one of the following:

    • In the context menu, choose Copy Details. This will copy issue details (size, type, and method name) to the clipboard.

    • In the context menu, choose Copy Details and Stack Trace. This will copy issue details and the method's stack trace to the clipboard.

Remove

To remove an issue from the list until next run, select the issue and mark it as fixed.

To remove an issue from the list permanently, do one of the following:

Last modified: 22 March 2024