JetBrains dotUltimate: baixar versions anteriors

ReSharper 2026.2.3.1 hotfix is now available.
- License information from an auto-discovered license server is now kept when ReSharper is updated (RSRP-504375).
- Installing ReSharper C++ through systems management software no longer fails when the software's deeply nested working folders make dependency paths exceed the path length limit.

ReSharper 2026.2.3 is here!
- The Unit Testing feature is now compatible with Visual Studio 2026 (18.10.12201.205 build) when the MAUI workload is installed. Although this appears to be a binding redirect issue within Visual Studio, we have implemented a fix for this scenario. Refer to this comment for additional details.
For the full list of updates included in this release, see the release notes.

ReSharper 2026.2.2 is here!
- dotCover now measures coverage for unit tests written with TUnit.
For the full list of updates included in this release, see the release blog post.

ReSharper 2026.2.1 comes with:
- Out-of-Process (OOP) mode enabled by default, unless you explicitly disabled it before.
- OOP mode support in dotCover, which now runs OOP by default instead of forcing ReSharper to run in-process when installed.
- Visual dependency analysis diagramming support in OOP mode.
- An update to Junie that adds support for Claude Opus 5 as a model.
For the full list of updates included in this release, see the What's New page.

ReSharper 2026.2.0.2
This build fixes a problem that stopped the external service for Junie AI agent, spell-checking, and SQL/NoSQL support from starting (RSRP-501396). This problem caused the ReSharper auxiliary service failed notification to appear.
If you are upgrading from ReSharper 2026.1.X or earlier, here are the highlights of the 2026.2 release:
- Preview of ACP-based agent support in Visual Studio, starting with Junie, JetBrains' own LLM-agnostic agent.
- Out-of-Process mode is now enabled by default.
- dotTrace, dotMemory, and Monitoring now work in Out-of-Process mode.
- Improved C# analysis with more collection-expression cases and enhanced Extract Method that detects duplicates.
- .editorconfig and Roslyn analyzer integration, including adjusting compiler warnings from the Alt+Enter menu.
- Revamped Import missing references popup with no flickering and smarter placement.
- C++ updates: C++26 reflection, constexpr evaluation improvements, ISPC support, and new inspections.
- Faster, more memory-efficient processing of .cshtml and .razor files, plus reduced startup indexing allocations.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2026.2.0.1 Release Notes
ReSharper 2026.2.0.1
This update brings fixes and improvements to strengthen the ReSharper's overall stability.

ReSharper 2026.2 comes with:
- Preview of ACP-based agent support in Visual Studio, starting with Junie, JetBrains' own LLM-agnostic agent.
- Improved C# analysis with more collection-expression cases and enhanced Extract Method that detects duplicates.
- .editorconfig and Roslyn analyzer integration, including adjusting compiler warnings from the Alt+Enter menu.
- Revamped Import missing references popup with no flickering and smarter placement.
- C++ updates: C++26 reflection, constexpr evaluation improvements, ISPC support, and new inspections.
- Faster, more memory-efficient processing of .cshtml and .razor files, plus reduced startup indexing allocations.
- dotTrace, dotMemory, and Monitoring now work in Out-of-Process mode.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2026.1.4
This update includes a broad set of bug fixes and stability improvements for ReSharper and the .NET Tools.
For the complete list of issues resolved in this build, please refer to our release notes.

ReSharper 2026.1.3
This update includes a broad set of bug fixes and stability improvements for ReSharper and the .NET Tools.
For the complete list of issues resolved in this build, please refer to our release notes.

ReSharper 2026.1.2
This update contains a number of bug fixes important for the stability and performance of ReSharper and other JetBrains .NET tools.
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to the release notes.

ReSharper 2026.1.1
These are the most notable bug-fixes included in this build:
- Support has been added for Avalonia 12 bindings [RSRP-502879], and the null-conditional operator in Avalonia binding expressions [RSRP-500877].
- Fixed flickering and lag in the editor when using ReSharper with Visual Studio 18.4.0. [RSRP-503199]
- Values in the "Comma-delimited list of values" macro for live templates are now preserved after reopening the template. [RSRP-503460]
For the complete list of issues resolved, please see our release notes.

ReSharper 2026.1.0.1
This is a technical release due to a shared release pipeline with JetBrains Rider. Feel free to disregard this update.

ReSharper 2026.1 comes with:
- Monitoring tool window for unified runtime insights and issue detection [dotUltimate].
- Availability in VS Code–compatible editors, including Cursor and Google Antigravity.
- Improved support for C# extension members with new refactorings and quick-fixes.
- New inspections and code style options for safer, more consistent code.
- Faster indexing, code completion, and reduced overhead.
- Improved nullable reference type migration support.
- Enhanced code completion for LoggerMessage scenarios.
- C++ updates, including new language features, inspections, and better Unreal Engine support.
- Faster startup and lower memory usage for Unreal Engine projects.
- Improved stability in Out-of-Process mode with 70+ fixes.
- Modernized completion UI, tooltips, and editor popups with better scaling.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2025.3.4
This update comes with the following fixes:
- Pressing Tab with Visual Studio IntelliSense enabled now selects the current completion item instead of expanding a live template. [RSRP-503035]
- Code completion now correctly applies the selected suggestion when pressing Tab instead of moving the caret. [RSRP-503189]
- ReSharper now works correctly with .slnx solutions that include Advanced Installer projects. [RSRP-502401]

For the complete list of issues resolved, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.3
This update brings a small number of bug-fixes and improvements to the stability of ReSharper and the .NET tools.

For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.2
These are the most notable bug-fixes included in this build:
- InitializeComponent calls in .NET MAUI projects are no longer incorrectly flagged as errors by code analysis. [RSRP-502255]
- The ConstantExpected inspection now respects the [ConstantExpected] attribute transitively and no longer raises warnings when values are passed through annotated parameters. [RSRP-502500]
- The OutParameterValuesAlwaysDiscarded inspection no longer reports false positives for out parameters used in C# 14 extension member syntax. [RSRP-502536]
- Recursive calls are now correctly indicated in the gutter for C# extension members. [RSRP-502225]
- The bundled Unity plugin now works correctly in ReSharper Command Line Tools. [RIDER-134769]
- Fixed an issue that could prevent memory profiling from starting on systems where the Microsoft-Windows-RPC ETW provider is already in use (for example, by security software). [DMRY-13484]

For the full list of resolved issues included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.1
These are the most notable bug-fixes included in this build:
- dotTrace Viewer no longer fails to open snapshots [DTRC-31858]
- The Submit Feedback dialog now shows all expected categories and options again, instead of limiting reports to performance issues only. [RSRP-502160]
- The Code Cleanup window now renders correctly in Out-of-Process mode. [RSRP-502174]
- AI Assistant now stays activated after restarting Visual Studio. [RSRP-501759]
- Icons in the Options dialog now correctly follow the selected color scheme instead of appearing flat or uncolored. [RSRP-502170]
- Resolved a TypeLoadException when running InspectCode with Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeStyle.Fixes 4.14.0, restoring full analyzer execution. [RSRP-502233]
For the full list of resolved issues included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.0.4
- SQL/NoSQL support can now be excluded from the dotUltimate installer. An installation key is available for silent setups, allowing teams to omit these features when not needed. [RSRP-501992]
- The Unit Test Output panel in Out-of-Process mode now shows vertical scrollbars correctly, making long test output fully navigable again. [RSRP-501537]
For the full list of issues resolved in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.0.3
- Extension methods from source-only NuGet packages are now recognized correctly in the editor and by InspectCode. [RSRP-502165]
For the full list of issues resolved in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.3.0.2
- Visual Studio 2026 no longer displays the warning that ReSharper uses the deprecated IQuickInfoBroker API. [RSRP-502236]
- Fixed an issue where MSTest v4 tests were duplicated in the Unit Test Explorer. [RSRP-502145]
- Automatic import of missing namespaces now works correctly again. [RSRP-502252]
- We’ve fixed false positive analysis warnings for get-only setters in .NET projects. [RSRP-502278]
- External services for grammar, spelling, and SQL analysis now start correctly when multiple Visual Studio instances are open simultaneously. [RSRP-502249]
- Icons for context actions and inspection configuration are now visually distinct again in the Alt + Enter menu. [RSRP-502012]
- The license agreement dialog for language dictionaries now displays correctly when the Windows dark theme is used. [RSRP-502248]
- Fixed a crash caused by a stack overflow in C# code analysis when resolving overloaded operators. [RSRP-502244]
For the full list of issues resolved in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.
If you are upgrading from ReSharper 2025.2.X, here are the highlights of the 2025.3 release:
- Comprehensive support for C# 14.
- A new Generate try-catch block context action.
- Up to 15% faster startup and solution load times in in-process mode.
- Around 50% fewer UI freezes during intensive workflows.
- Shutdown time reduced by 66%, from 30s to 10s.
- Solution-wide analysis becomes available sooner after startup.
- Find Usages runs faster thanks to optimized caching.
- ReSharper's build system completes builds more quickly, improving IDE responsiveness.
- Improved Out-of-Process mode stability.
- Expanded C++26 support with pack indexing, expansion statements, contracts, and more.
- A new inspection in the constexpr evaluation engine that detects evaluation failures and displays a full trace.
- Faster warm startup for Unreal Engine projects – code analysis for the active file is up to 30% faster, and editing can begin immediately after launch.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2025.3.0.1
This update brings a couple of critical fixes:
- Editor performance has been restored after a regression that caused delays when copying or pasting code. Clipboard handling has been optimized, eliminating noticeable lag when editing. [RSRP-502228]
- The User Agreement window now displays correctly when using the Dark Windows theme. [RSRP-502206]
If you are upgrading from ReSharper 2025.2.X, here are the highlights of the 2025.3 release:
- Comprehensive support for C# 14.
- A new Generate try-catch block context action.
- Up to 15% faster startup and solution load times in in-process mode.
- Around 50% fewer UI freezes during intensive workflows.
- Shutdown time reduced by 66%, from 30s to 10s.
- Solution-wide analysis becomes available sooner after startup.
- Find Usages runs faster thanks to optimized caching.
- ReSharper's build system completes builds more quickly, improving IDE responsiveness.
- Improved Out-of-Process mode stability.
- Expanded C++26 support with pack indexing, expansion statements, contracts, and more.
- A new inspection in the constexpr evaluation engine that detects evaluation failures and displays a full trace.
- Faster warm startup for Unreal Engine projects – code analysis for the active file is up to 30% faster, and editing can begin immediately after launch.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2025.3 comes with:
- Comprehensive support for C# 14.
- A new Generate try-catch block context action.
- Up to 15% faster startup and solution load times in in-process mode.
- Around 50% fewer UI freezes during intensive workflows.
- Shutdown time reduced by 66%, from 30s to 10s.
- Solution-wide analysis becomes available sooner after startup.
- Find Usages runs faster thanks to optimized caching.
- ReSharper's build system completes builds more quickly, improving IDE responsiveness.
- Improved Out-of-Process mode stability.
- Expanded C++26 support with pack indexing, expansion statements, contracts, and more.
- A new inspection in the constexpr evaluation engine that detects evaluation failures and displays a full trace.
- Faster warm startup for Unreal Engine projects – code analysis for the active file is up to 30% faster, and editing can begin immediately after launch.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2025.2.4
TeamCity extension is back
After listening to feedback from teams who rely on it for their CI workflows, we've restored the extension and included it once again in the dotUltimate installer.
We truly appreciate everyone who shared how important this integration is to their development setup. If you have any further questions or comments, please leave them in this ticket.
Notable fixes:
- Tool windows such as File Structure, To-do Explorer, Errors/Warnings in Solution, Localization Manager, and Build & Run now display content correctly when using in-process mode [RSRP-501822]
- Code completion and typing stability in Out-of-Process mode have been improved. [RSRP-501766]
- Visual Studio no longer crashes on exit. [RSRP-501542]
For the full list of changes included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.2.3
Notable fixes:
- A recent regression in License Vault authentication for .NET tools is fixed. Should any issues persist, please let us know in the ticket comments. [RSRP-501796]
- InspectCode no longer hangs with the There are no reached sync points message. Command Line Tools now finish analysis as expected. [RSRP-476853]

For the full list of changes included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.2.2.1
This update brings a fix for an issue with Command Line Tools. JetBrains.ReSharper.GlobalTools can now be installed successfully without any versioning errors. [RSRP-501778]
dotTrace
Call Tree nodes in dotTrace Viewer can now be expanded reliably in all cases. [DTRC-31792]

ReSharper 2025.2.2
To make your transition to Visual Studio 2026 seamless, ReSharper now installs a lightweight migration extension bundled with the product. This extension will be carried over automatically by Visual Studio when you upgrade to the 2026 release. You will then be able to launch the ReSharper installer for Visual Studio 2026 from the Extensions menu by selecting ReSharper Installer | Install ReSharper.
Notable fixes:
- We've introduced support for xUnit v3 3.x, so you can now run tests without compatibility issues when upgrading from earlier xUnit versions. [RSRP-501333]
- The Search Everywhere dialog now auto-fills with the text selected in the editor in Out-of-Process mode. [RSRP-500894]
- There are no more false Cannot resolve symbol warnings for valid XML documentation references in C# code. [RSRP-501683]
- Licenses from the License Vault are once again applied automatically on Visual Studio startup. [RSRP-500218]
- Rider no longer incorrectly reports valid symbols as unresolved after updating to 2025.2.1, both in Visual Studio and when running InspectCode. [RSRP-501671]
For the full list of changes included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.2.1
Unity support now included in ReSharper's Command Line Tools
Starting with this update, you can now take advantage of ReSharper's Unity-specific inspections and cleanup rules not only in the IDE, but also when running Command Line Tools such as inspectcode and cleanupcode. Unity support is now part of the CLT package, ensuring consistency between what you see in the IDE and what runs in your CI/CD pipelines.
Important fixes included in this update:
- ReSharper C++ now operates in Out-of-Process (OOP) mode when installed by itself, without ReSharper. [RSRP-501568]
- C++ unit tests can be run in OOP mode. [RSCPP-36925].
- The Search Everywhere dialog can now receive focus even before the solution is fully loaded in OOP mode. [RSRP-500233]
- Restored the correct behavior of IDE shortcuts in OOP mode. [RSRP-501231]
- The ReSharper installer once again works correctly when installing to Visual Studio 2022 Preview. [RSRP-501104]
- Eliminated an issue where Visual Studio could freeze after triggering ReSharper actions or opening the Extensions menu. [RSCPP-36931]
- Restored the correct behavior of code completion when typing in async contexts. [RSRP-500499]
For the full list of changes included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.2.0.1
This update brings fixes and improvements to strengthen the ReSharper's overall stability.
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.2 comes with:
- Out-of-Process mode for improved stability and performance.
- Instant solution navigation at startup.
- Faster, smarter and more transparent Rename refactoring.
- Smoother inline refactorings that don't slow down typing.
- Quicker solution loading and indexing.
- Optimized Razor/Blazor processing with less memory overhead.
- Extended C# 14 support.
- A number of ILogger improvements.
- Inplace refactorings via inlay hints.
- New context action to convert method to local function.
- Initial C++26 language features support, and other improvements to C++ support.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2025.1.5
This bug-fix update brings fixes and improvements to strengthen the ReSharper’s overall stability.

For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.1.4
- Code analysis once again provides correct results when using collection expressions inside method calls. [RSRP-50111]
- Clicking the Learn more button in the Unity suggester no longer disables the suggester for future sessions. [RSRP-500468]
- Using plugins with ReSharper Command Line Tools no longer triggers 403 errors [RSRP-500885]
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.1.3
New in ReSharper: SQL & NoSQL query language support
You can now edit and format SQL and NoSQL queries directly in ReSharper with smart features like code completion, inspections, and live templates. Supported dialects include MSSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Cassandra, and more.
A 30-day trial with full access to all features is now available — no payment information required.
Learn all about the new functionality from this blog post.
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2025.1.1
dotTrace
Copying a tab in dotTrace Viewer now correctly clones the tab along with its selected filters. [DTRC-31677]

ReSharper 2025.1 comes with:
- Initial support for C# 14 preview features.
- New inspections and quick-fixes: CancellationToken misuse, inexact stream reads, enum .ToString() replacements, smarter tuple naming, and Debug.Assert state changes.
- Refactoring enhancements: toggle <ImplicitUsings>, revamped Transform Parameters, and new .inject postfix template.
- Chop formatting and improved comment wrapping for cleaner code.
- Push-to-Hint improvements and extended context highlighters.
- Performance enhancements.
- Qodana Team Code Quality Plugin now included in the ReSharper installer.
- Bundled Unity plugin.
- C++ updates: Inline Macro refactoring, new GNU language extensions, and updated GoogleTest support.
- Decompiler: ref fields, required members, scoped modifiers, and file-scoped namespaces.
- dotMemory is now integrated into Visual Studio.
- dotTrace introduces tabbed snapshot analysis.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2024.3.7
- Dynamic Program Analysis (DPA) now correctly detects target processes for data collection and analysis on Windows 11 machines running version 24H2. [DPA-2685]
- Running xUnit v3.2.0 tests no longer throws a MethodNotFound exception. [RSRP-500210]

ReSharper 2024.3.6
This build contains a fix for an issue where xUnit v3 tests resulted in Inconclusive: Test has not run when executed in under .NET Framework. [RSRP-499789]

ReSharper 2024.3.5
This update comes with the following fixes:
- You can now run xUnit v3 tests under the .NET Framework in the Test Explorer without any issues. [RSRP-499789]
- The Test Runner now handles large test suites seamlessly, allowing you to execute them without interruptions or performance concerns. [RSRP-499217]
For the full list of issues resolved, please see our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.3.4
- We have fixed local privilege escalation in the ETW Host Service (CVE-2025-23385).
- We've fixed an issue where the foreach statement would fail to compile when iterating over a ref struct in an async method, even though the code compiled successfully using dotnet build.
- We've resolved a code analysis bug where implicit type arguments involving cast operators caused incorrect errors, even though the code compiled successfully. [RSRP-499411]
- We've resolved a bug in the testing platform where navigation to the test source did not work correctly for tests created with TUnit. [RSRP-498832]
- We've fixed an issue in the testing platform where test gutter marks were not displayed near tests, particularly for classes or methods with parameters. [RSRP-498834]
For the full list of changes included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.3.3
- We've fixed an issue where [Category] attribute tests were not recognized by the test runner. [RSRP-499157]
- We've resolved a bug where gutter marks were not displayed beside the tests. [RSRP-498834]
- Navigate to Test now once again works correctly. [RSRP-498832]
- We've resolved a problem in C# 11 where code completion did not show valid type arguments. [RSRP-488179]
- There's no longer an issue with starting dotTrace. [DTRC-31443]
For the full list of changes, please see our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.3.2
Due to a technical issue, this update is numbered 2024.3.2, bypassing the 2024.3.1 release. Rest assured, it includes all the updates and fixes you would expect from the first release in the 2024.3 series.
This update brings the following bug fixes:
- Calls to extension methods using the new params collections feature in .NET 9 are no longer marked as errors. [RSRP-499333]
- The params ReadOnlySpan<> overload is now correctly chosen when resolving method calls in .NET 9. [RSRP-499440]
- The Cannot resolve symbol error for primary constructor parameters passed to the base constructor in WPF applications has been fixed. [RSRP-498553]
- Extension methods in collection expressions are now resolved correctly, eliminating errors for valid Add method calls. [RSRP-499430]
- The Convert to local variable refactoring no longer produces uncompilable code when fields are referenced with a this qualifier. [RSRP-400659]
ReSharper C++ 2024.3.2
- Links to invoke Visual Studio's actions, like Memory Layout and Search Online, are now also shown in ReSharper's tooltips. [RSCPP-35405]
- We've made sure the ClangFormat formatter uses proper line endings instead of always using LF. [RSCPP-36349]
For the full list of resolved issues included in this update, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.3 comes with:
- Comprehensive support for C# 13, including params collections, partial properties, a new lock type, and the field keyword (preview feature).
- Enhanced code cleanup and flexible formatting options.
- More precise naming conventions for local functions and methods.
- Support for multiline To-do comments for organized in-code task management.
- Tooltip colorization for improved readability across C# messages.
- IL Viewer support for assembly manifests in the decompiler.
- Support for primary constructors in decompiled code.
- Support for new C++23, C23, and GNU language features.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2024.2.7 is out with the following changes:
We have fixed a couple of performance issues pertaining to the CleanupCode command line tool. For more information, please refer to this ticket.
For the full list of issues resolved in this build, please see our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.2.6 Has Been Released!
ReSharper
- Support has been added for the Solution File Persistence Model, aka the .slnx format for solution files.
dotTrace and dotMemory
- There are no more random crashes on Linux (DTRC-30732).
dotTrace
- We’ve fixed an issue that caused the UI to freeze on opening a performance snapshot (DTRC-31199).
To see the whole list of fixed issues, please visit this page.

ReSharper 2024.2.5 Has Been Released!
ReSharper
- If you experienced a hang of Visual Studio on startup when ReSharper AI was installed, it is likely that the problem will go away after installing this build.
- A suppression by comment for the Possible multiple enumeration inspection works again (RSRP-498212).
dotMemory
This release brings a new feature to improve your user experience – Automatic View Selection. If you open an object set that results in a single element (e.g., a number of String objects), dotMemory automatically switches to a more relevant view. Let's look at an example when you open a set of strings:
- Before: dotMemory opens the String object set in the Types view, displaying only a single String item, which requires manually switching to a different view for further analysis.
- Now: dotMemory automatically opens the set in the Similar Retention view, and the Types view is disabled.
Dynamic Program Analysis
- The Monitoring window in Rider no longer prevents you from starting debugging with the Support for C++ Language plugin disabled (DPA-2258).
- We brought back showing custom metrics in the Monitoring window (DPA-2284).
dotTrace
- The dotTrace command line tool no longer fails to attach to a single-file .NET application on Linux arm64 (DTRC-31181).
To see the whole list of fixed issues, please visit this page.

ReSharper 2024.2.4 is out with the following changes:
- ReSharper and the standalone .NET tools no longer request reauthorization after a Visual Studio relaunch. [RSRP-498425]
- We've fixed a bug causing Visual Studio 2022 to freeze on opening when ReSharper is installed. [RSRP-498281]
- An issue was resolved where ReSharper would freeze after loading a solution once the user would start typing in the editor. [RSRP-498683]
dotTrace
We have restored the ability to start the trial of dotTrace on all operating systems, and of dotMemory on Linux and macOS. [DTRC-31198]

For the full list of resolved issues included in this update, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.2.3 is out with the following changes:
Crucial bug fixes
- ReSharper now renders the href attribute correctly in XML documentation for a wider range of tags, namely <see> and <seealso>. [RSRP-440682]
- ReSharper no longer erroneously asks for re-authorization. [RSRP-498536]
- Explicit tests are no longer executed when ReSharper is running all tests. [RSRP-498451]
- We fixed a bug causing XUnit v3 tests to fail with an System.ArgumentNullException. [RSRP-498222].
- Code analysis no longer breaks in C++ files that import complex C++20 modules.[RSCPP-35959]
- Async method names are once again displayed in the dotTrace Viewer. [DTRC-31183]
dotCover
Reworked continuous testing
We've reworked the continuous testing workflow to improve usability:
- Before: Each unit test session could be converted into a continuous testing session, which could lead to confusion when there are multiple sessions running.
- Now: There is a single, separate continuous testing session. This change makes it easier to manage and understand your testing workflow.
Continuous testing indicator
ReSharper has a new icon/indicator for continuous testing. The icon shows the current testing state, including whether there are any failed tests. In addition, it provides several quick actions: enabling or disabling continuous testing, viewing coverage results, toggling code highlighting, and more.
For the full list of resolved issues included in this update, please refer to our issue tracker

ReSharper 2024.2.2
This is a technical release due to a shared release pipeline with JetBrains Rider. Feel free to disregard this update.

ReSharper 2024.2.1 is out with the following fixes:
- We have fixed an issue where the error message There is no target type for the collection expression was incorrectly displayed. [RSRP-498446]

ReSharper 2024.2 comes with:
- Extended support for C# 12 features, including primary constructors and enhanced collection expressions.
- Initial support for C# 13, featuring ref struct interface implementation, the new \e escape sequence, and a params modifier refactoring.
- Asynchronous typing for improved typing performance.
- Localization into Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.
- Numerous AI Assistant enhancements, including updated language models, in-editor code suggestions, and Explain with AI for exceptions and DPA issues.
- Enhanced decompiler support for lambdas and protected assemblies.
- Support for navigating external sources in the decompiler.
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2024.1.6
This is a technical release due to a shared release pipeline with JetBrains Rider. Feel free to disregard this update.

ReSharper 2024.1.5 update
This build comes with fixes for a couple of major issues:
- We've restored the ability to debug tests using ReSharper in Visual Studio 2022. [RSRP-497922]
- We've fixed an issue affecting users of MSTest when utilizing the Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting reference, hindering efficient unit testing and debugging workflows. [RSRP-497992]

ReSharper 2024.1.4 update
- We've fixed a StackOverflow exception on calling Find Usages or Go to Declaration features on strings from resources (RSRP-496787).
- We've eliminated a code analysis error that occurred when referencing .NET Framework 4.8.1 in a .NET 8 project (RSRP-496682).

You can find the full list of fixed issues here.

ReSharper 2024.1.3 update
New inspection for unawaited calls to PartialAsync in Razor
When developing Razor views, it is common to overlook async method calls that require the await keyword. While your code might still compile, forgetting the await keyword means ASP.NET will not execute the view and will not write the intended HTML to the response. ReSharper will now warn you when a PartialAsync call is missing an await, helping you side-step the frustrating issue of broken view rendering.
For the full list of changes and fixes included in this build, please see our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.1.2 update
This build comes with the following improvements:
- Enhanced navigation

between ASP.NET MVC views and controllers.
- Improved UX/UI for the Assembly Diff tool in the decompiler.
- New @rendermode directive argument inspections.
Important fixes:
- The ability to find usages of a ResX resource or to jump to the definition of a resource has been restored. [RSRP-496787]
AI Assistant
The latest update to AI Assistant inside ReSharper contains the ability to introduce custom global prompts for the AI model at the heart of AI Assistant.
To specify a new global prompt for AI Assistant, go to Resharper's Options | AI Assistant | General | Custom global prompt.
AI Assistant fixes:
We've refactored the way ReSharper handles licenses for JetBrains AI services, which helped us resolve several associated bugs. These include, most notably, cases of false Out of volume messages, No internet connection errors, and the browser window opening for authentication at every launch of Visual Studio.
Learn more in this blog post .

ReSharper 2024.1.1 bug-fix update
We've resolved the issue where errors related to the [Experimental] attribute persisted even when <nowarn> was specified in the .csproj file. [RSRP-496499]

For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2024.1 comes with:
- More conversions to collection expressions
- A new Collection was modified inspection
- Enhanced support for disposable resources in async methods
- Updates to the Change Signature refactoring
- Updates to the Make Static refactoring
- Faster Rename and Move to Another Type refactorings
- High resources utilization mode in solution-wide analysis
- Resolve references for @addTagHelper and @removeTagHelper directives
- Improvements to C++ 20 modules support
- Change Signature improvements
- Improved UX/UI for custom naming rules
- A new dedicated Assembly Diff tool window for the decompiler
For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.

ReSharper 2023.3.4 comes with the following fixes:
- Visual Studio 2017 no longer freezes when ReSharper's AI-based completion is enabled. [RSRP-495790]
- The Usage of navigational property can return incomplete data warning is no longer displayed when owned entities are used with private set accessors. [RSRP-494707]
- The false positive Possible performance issues caused by unlimited string length warning on owned entities has been fixed. [RSRP-495538]
For the full list of issues resolved, please check out our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2023.3.3 bug-fix update
Here are some of the fixes included in this build:
- Rename works correctly for references between files in ReSharper 2023.3. [RSRP-495217]
- Using the search bar in ReSharper's Options no longer causes Visual Studio to freeze on Windows Server 2016. [RSRP-495348]
- Abbreviations are no longer falsely flagged as spelling mistakes. [RSRP-495107]
- String length checks for Entity Framework entities no longer generate incorrect hints when MaxLength is set by static and constant values. [RSRP-495160]
- Primary constructor attribute inheritance no longer triggers false positive warnings. [RSRP-495253]
- ReSharper's suggestion to dispose of the IEnumerator GetEnumerator()call result was retained, while the corresponding quick-fixes were adjusted. See this comment for details. [RSRP-494839]
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.

ReSharper 2023.3.2 bug-fix update
Here are some of the fixes included in this build:
- We've resolved several erroneous behaviors involving solution-wide analysis. SWEA no longer causes IDE freezes (RSRP-495167), and inaccurate warnings don't appear for Razor files (RSRP-493921).
- The Hides primary constructor parameter warning now only applies to captured primary constructor parameters (RSRP-495077).
- Primary constructor refactorings now work correctly (RSRP-494901, RSRP-494860).
- Clicking on the DataTip icon for record type variables during debugging now results in ReSharper displaying all relevant properties and methods (RSRP-494989).
- We've eliminated the bug where moving a file template to the In Quicklist section would cause an infinite loop of duplicate copies to appear (RSRP-495232).
- Several bugs causing false positive Entity Framework inspection warnings have been resolved (RSRP-495186, RSRP-495237, RSRP-495227, RSRP-494858).
For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to our issue tracker.