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Juzzbott
Juzzbott

Reputation: 1769

Resharper removes the CTRL + . QuickActions tasks

So I'm finally giving ReSharper a try, and so far it's not too bad, but it does seem to replace a lot of key bindings. I've kept the original VS key bindings, and each time I'm asked what I want to do when a conflict keybinding exists, which is cool.

Except, I seem to have lost my CTRL+. QuickActions window/dialog/dropdown thing. I use this religiously for renaming methods, and implementing interfaces.

I've tried resetting the VS options > key binding for 'View.QuickActions' to be CTRL + ., but nothing happens when I enter that shortcut. Also, nothing happens when I right click on something an select Quick Actions from the context menu.

Is there some new ReSharper "QuickActions" that I can implement, or what is the keybindings for renaming variables/methods/classes etc, and implementing interfaces?

Upvotes: 17

Views: 5082

Answers (5)

VladOhotnikov
VladOhotnikov

Reputation: 1188

For those who do it in 2023 - it's known bug and not working right now, we have to wait fix: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-486822/VS-actions-are-not-shown-in-R-Alt-Enter-menu-in-VS-2022?_gl=1*zduwmi*_ga*MTM0MDg0Nzk1Mi4xNjc1MzQ4Mjc0*_ga_9J976DJZ68*MTY4MzM3MjgwNC4xMC4wLjE2ODMzNzI4MDQuMC4wLjA.&_ga=2.3819449.824536250.1683372805-1340847952.1675348274

P.S. However where is a working workaround - disable Hide Visual Studio Quick Action icons in the left editor margin feature, and use different context menu.

Upvotes: 3

Moha Dehghan
Moha Dehghan

Reputation: 18443

Change your Resharper options to match this:

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Upvotes: 3

Heinzi
Heinzi

Reputation: 172230

Current versions of ReSharper (tested with 2019.3) have an option (disabled by default) which merges all Visual Studio quick actions into ReSharpers quick action menu:

Extensions/ReSharper/Options
- Environment/Editor/Visual Studio Features
  - Merge Visual Studio light bulb actions into ReSharper action indicator

If you also enable the following option

  - Show Visual Studio light bulb actions in submenu

the "classic" Visual Studio quick actions can be found in a "Roslyn actions" submenu:

screenshot

Upvotes: 12

MemeDeveloper
MemeDeveloper

Reputation: 6782

I needed VS quick actions bulb / screwdriver back so I could use a neat extension for generating mappings, and found that 

ReSharper > Options > Code Inspection > Settings, and disable "Do not show Visual Studio bulb".

Worked - I now get both.

Upvotes: 12

Robert
Robert

Reputation: 358

I have the same issue with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and ReSharper v9.2. Unfortunately, on the ReSharper blog here for v9.1.2 they indicate that:

The major issue with 9.1.1 is that it is blocking Visual Studio’s quick actions: whenever both ReSharper and Visual Studio detect a problem and provide a fix, you don’t have a way to choose Visual Studio’s quick action over ReSharper’s.

In my experience even if there is no ReSharper issue on the line the Visual Studio quick action will not work; for example, with Visual Studio Spell Checker extension finding a spelling mistake in a comment - ReSharper obviously has no problem with that line of code, the Quick Action is visible and works with the mouse, but the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+. doesn't work.

According to the same post:

ReSharper 9.1.2 merges its own quick-fixes and other contextually available actions with Visual Studio’s own quick actions into its Alt+Enter menu

However - at least in the case of the spelling mistake in a comment - the ReSharper Ctrl+Enter menu doesn't see anything worth fixing on that line and so that solution doesn't work.

Here's hoping ReSharper v9.3 fixes the problem!

Upvotes: 5

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