Martin Hart
09.28.2009
Hi Martin,
Thank you for the report, and for the screenshots you provided.
I see the problem in your pictures, but, unfortunately, I'm unable to reproduce it locally. Attached is my test project. Can you please let us know how we should modify it to see the issue in action, or post here your own sample, illustrating it?
I also recommend that you delete our cache files, and check if this makes any difference. As a rule, this helps in such situations. Please do the following:
1) Close the IDE.
2) Delete the following folder:
%AppData%\CodeRush for VS .NET\1.1\AssemblyCache
%AppData%\CodeRush for VS .NET\1.1\SolutionCache
3) Restart the IDE, load a problematic project, and check whether the problem still exists.
Thanks,
Vito
Vito:
Thanks for the answer, the only thing is I'm not sure if has worked or not!
I followed your instructions, and the erroneous Code Issues went away. But... I'm not sure if the solution has refreshed its scan. Please see the attached image. Is this telling me the solution has not been rescanned, and that is why I have no issues? Or is this correct and the project is really up-to-date?
Thanks,
Martin.
Hi Martin,
Thank you for the response, and for providing a new screenshot.
I've reproduced this problem locally, and we'll examine why this happens. Please give us some time.
However, even though the process is set to 0%, it looks as if the solution is checked fine (at least on our side). So, the issue seems to be related to the "Summary" window only.
Thanks,
Vito
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