How to set Resharper to NOT add Summary comments

Asked

Viewed 364 times

4

When using the Resharper (Stylecop) 'Remove Unused Directives in File' or 'Remove Redundant Code in File' function to delete a library from my project, Resharper removes it, but adds comments throughout the project, in the style:

//   
// </copyright>
// <summary>
//   
// </summary>
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------

I’ve searched several tutorials on how to disable this interaction, but so far I haven’t found anything that really works. Things I’ve tried:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14771356/stylecop-resharper-configuration-to-not-add-comments https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3818358/style-cop-resharper-control-comments https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28611346/how-to-globally-disable-file-headers-documentation-in-resharper-plugin-for-visua https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15271881/remove-header-summary-stylecop

Among others..

Could someone help in how to disable this feature?

Grateful, from now on!

c# visual-studio-2013 resharper
  • 1

    And this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15271881/remove-header-summary-stylecop

  • This is similar to the procedure of the first link I added.. I have already tried to uncheck all Stylecop options after creating a user and activating it, but without success. Thank you for the reply, if you have any further suggestions, please send me!

  • 1

    You tried to change File Header Text?

  • Already yes.. Even my File Header Text is clean, without any text.

  • 1

    Strange. is that currently my workflow is Java, but when I programmed C# and used Resharper it by default did not add summarys so I found it strange.

  • It’s really weird, there’s a developer in my industry who doesn’t have it enabled (apparently he didn’t do anything). I’ve tried reinstalling my Stylecop as an attempt at resolution, but so far nothing.

  • 1

    And reinstall the resharper?

  • Also unsuccessful.. :(

Show 3 more comments

1 answer

1


After a few days of testing and looking for new ways to try to solve the problem, I was able to solve the problem by disabling the two comment options below:

inserir a descrição da imagem aqui

Also, I disabled the "Supress" options in the same settings, but I’m sure it influenced the solution.

If someone has not succeeded, or has succeeded in a different way in solving this problem, please publish.

  • To disable "Supress" from Stylecop in Resharper, I used the following tutorial: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sourceanalysis/archive/2008/05/25/enabling-or-disabling-source-analysis-rules.aspx It is old, but provides the necessary logic in current versions.

  • 1

    ah, but Mary is so cool...

  • kkkk When you’re on a 2000-line project, it doesn’t get as cool as rsrs :P

  • Only two thousand ? rs Number of lines is not very important...maybe it is even failure in your architecture, since you have classes with many responsibilities :)

  • That may indeed be the case.. (2000 was an example, as Resharper adds comments under all classes).

Browser other questions tagged c# visual-studio-2013 resharper

You are not signed in. Login or sign up in order to post.