2.0 Beta Release Update 3

The third release after the beta, fixing many more bugs, and featuring many grammar fixes, parsing/resolving improvements, and inspection fixes.

• Startup:
  • Now ensures the Rubberduck folder exists on startup, preventing crashes in the Source Control when trying to initialize a repository and failures to save changes.
• Grammar/parser/resolver:
  • Fixed the grammar for the Name statement, preventing parser errors.
  • Fixed the grammar rule for line labels, preventing parser errors when line numbers without colons are used.
  • Grammar now supports Access’s Report’s Line method.
  • Supports the @Interface annotation for interfaces—this will be used to improve inspection suggestions in the future.
  • Rubberduck loads references when it detects a component added or removed, rather than waiting for a manual reparse.
  • Enhanced the performance of loading the referenced projects.
  • Document types, such as Documents (in Word), and Worksheets and Workbooks (in Excel) now know what type they are, preventing resolver errors.
  • Resolves references on all components, rather than just unchanged components.
• Inspections:
  • Fixed a bug in the Constant Not Used inspection.
  • Obsolete Call does not report calls when the lines involved use instruction separators.
• Code Explorer:
  • Displays error nodes for components that failed to resolve to declarations correctly.
  • Features Open Project Properties in the node context menu.
• Rename:
  • Renaming a project no longer crashes Rubberduck.
  • Renaming a Document, Workbook, or other “top-level” component in a project should not result in a Resolver Error.
• Source Control:
  • Allows cloning a private repository without crashing.