How to make ReSharper re-evaluate its assembly ref

Question

I am creating a Prism Project Template, and the template works great. But after I create a project with the template some of the files look like this:

Despite appearances, everything is just fine.

If I do a Rebuild All I see that the solution builds with no errors:

But the rebuild all does not get rid of the "errors" that are showing in the editor window. (Note that the actual error window does not show any errors.)

I can clean, rebuild, close and open files, and it will not fix the highlighting.

However, if I close the solution and re-open it, all is well:

My Question:

Ideally there would be a way for my template or my IWizard to tell ReSharper to reload the references for the highlighting.

I know I can turn ReSharper off and then on again and that will fix it, but I would rather not do that.

Is there a ReSharper command that just refreshes this stuff?

Answer 1

For me none of the above worked. I had to install the new version of Resharper which supports NET Core 2.0.

Answer 2

This is a strange issue, and is still alive and well in version 8.2.3 (build 8.2.3000.5176).

What seems to work for me on a consistent basis is to do a solution rebuild.

In VS 2013: Build -> Rebuild Solution

Answer 3

I am not certain this is the same root cause, but I discovered that, within the ReSharper options, "Use MsBuild" was checked and I got all sorts of erroneous errors reported. Try checking "ReSharper->Options->General" and see what state the "Use MsBuild" check is in.

Answer 4

Try unloading and then reloading the project.

To unload the project, right-click the project in the solution explorer, and select Unload Project. Then, right-click the project again and select Reload Project.

The issue continues to occur occasionally with the latest versions of ReSharper, but the fix seems to work for every version.

Answer 5

You could try clearing the ReSharper cache via menu ReSharper → Options → Environment/General → button Clear Caches.

Answer 6

This worked for me. There is no need to reload projects. You can do this from within Visual Studio.

1. Clear the ReSharper cache via ReSharper, Options, General, click 'Clear Caches'.

   

   

2. ReSharper, Windows, select 'Solution Errors'. This will launch the Solution Errors window. At the top of this window, click the button to 'Reanalyze Files With Errors/Warnings'.