ReSharper 2016.1 Help

Navigating Between Code Issues

If the design-time code inspection is enabled, you can easily navigate between issues detected in your code.

To navigate to the next/previous code issue in the current file

  • Press F12 to go to the next code issue, or Shift+F12 to go to the previous code issue.
  • On the main menu, choose ReSharper | Inspect | Next Issue in File or ReSharper | Inspect | Previous Issue in File.
  • Use the marker bar on the right side of the editor window: clicking on markers brings the caret to the corresponding issues; clicking on the status indicator on top of the marker bar brings the caret to the next issue in the file.

If you are only interested in errors in the current file, you can jump between them skipping issues with lower severity levels. Besides, if you enable the Solution-Wide Analysis, you can jump between errors in the entire solution. Note that names of the navigation commands in the menu change if the solution-wide analysis is on. Specifically, Next Error changes to Next Error in Solution and Previous Error becomes Previous Error in Solution.

To navigate to the next/previous error

  • Press Alt+F12 to go to the next error, or Shift+Alt+F12 to go to the previous error.
  • On the main menu, choose ReSharper | Inspect | Next Error or ReSharper | Inspect | Previous Error.
  • If the Solution-Wide Analysis is enabled and there are some errors, the number of error is displayed in the right corner of the status bar. You can click this number to go to the next error in the solution.

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Last modified: 19 August 2016