Feature Release

New Features

• ValueTask/ValueTask<T> analyzer for detecting possible multiple consumptions
• analyzer for redundant null-forgiving operators
• context actions to annotate integral types with [NonNegativeValue] and [ValueRange(...)]
• analyzer for inappropriate use of [NonNegativeValue] and [ValueRange(...)] annotations

Improved

• control flow analyzer when the nullable warning context is enabled

Compatibility Release

Ensures compatibility with ReSharper 2020.1

Removed

• Automatic injection of ReSharper annotations for nullable reference types
• Analyzer whether the if statement can be replaced with the null-coalescing assignment.

Bug-fix Release

Fixes the "redundant await" analyzer not to suggest to remove async/await when multiple return statements detected.

Minor Improvement Release

The "redundant await" analyzer is now aware of ValueTask and ValueTask<T>.

Compatibility Release

Ensures compatibility with ReSharper 2019.3.4

Feature Release

New Features

• Automatic injection of ReSharper annotations for nullable reference types, thus enabling ReSharper to take advantage of the language annotations:
  • Automatic injection of [NotNull], [CanBeNull], [ItemNotNull], [ItemCanBeNull] annotations into the solution code (if nullable annotation context is enabled).
  • Automatic injection of [NotNull], [CanBeNull] annotations into the referenced libraries (if they were built with enabled nullable annotation context).
  • Partial support for system attributes (like [AllowNull], [MaybeNull], etc.).
• Analyzes whether the if statement can be replaced with the null-coalescing assignment.

Improved

• Analyzer for exceptions thrown from unexpected locations now supports IAsyncDisposable.
• Analyzers for "unchatchable exceptions".
• Analyzers for "unthrowable exceptions".
• Analyzer for ReSharper annotations.
• Analyzer for array initializers with default values.
• Context action "add ConfigureAwait(false)" now supports await foreach and await using statements.
• Context action "annotate with [LinqTunnel]" now supports IAsyncEnumerable.
• Context action "annotate with [InstanceHandle]" now supports IAsyncEnumerable.

Fixed

• The "redundant await" analyzer does not suggest to remove "async/await" when using var scope is detected

Feature Release (RC4)

Improved

• "await" analyzer does not use ReSharper annotations if the nullable annotation context is enabled

Feature Release (RC3)

Improved

• analyzer for array initializers with default values

Feature Release (RC2)

Improved

• nullability detection of unconstrained generic types
• detection of system attributes

Feature Release (RC1)

New Features

• Automatic injection of ReSharper annotations for nullable reference types, thus enabling ReSharper to take advantage of the language annotations:
  • Automatic injection of [NotNull], [CanBeNull], [ItemNotNull], [ItemCanBeNull] annotations into the solution code (if nullable annotation context is enabled).
  • Automatic injection of [NotNull], [CanBeNull] annotations into the referenced libraries (if they were built with enabled nullable annotation context).
  • Partial support for system attributes (like [AllowNull], [MaybeNull], etc.).
• Analyzes whether the if statement can be replaced with the null-coalescing assignment.

Improved

• Analyzer for exceptions thrown from unexpected locations now supports IAsyncDisposable.
• Analyzers for "unchatchable exceptions".
• Analyzers for "unthrowable exceptions".
• Analyzer for ReSharper annotations.
• Context action "add ConfigureAwait(false)" now supports await foreach and await using statements.
• Context action "annotate with [LinqTunnel]" now supports IAsyncEnumerable.
• Context action "annotate with [InstanceHandle]" now supports IAsyncEnumerable.

Fixed

• The "redundant await" analyzer does not suggest to remove "async/await" when using var scope is detected