JetBrains/resharper-unity

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

not talking about UnityEngine tests... those needs Unity..

But a simple test now, just hangs in Inconclusive

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

Are you running R# at all?

Or just plain VS?

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

And you're using R# to run them or the VS test tools?

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

I doubt this is related to Unity and rather is coincidence

But you can try adding the nuget test runner package for nunit

And see if that helps anything temporarily

Otherwise it's probably best to make a bug report on youtrack

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

They just stay like this when running, build show no errors, console shows no errors...

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

Even creating a new Unity Project, and something as simple as

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

I suggest creating a bug report on youtrack

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

Will try that.

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Yes, best thing is to contact support directly, via youtrack or support@jetbrains.com. Not sure what's going on there, tbh.

Flavio Engel

@flavio.engel_gitlab

So, in the end was such a simple thing.
Was missing enabling the Resharper Build.

Samuel Truman

@Xant3s

Hi,

thanks for this awesome extension!
I recently started to use Visual Studio 2019 instead of 2017.
However, I can't find this extension in the ReShaper extension manager.

My setup:
Visual Studio 2019 (16.5.2) + ReShaper 2019.3.4 (+ Unity 2019.3.7f1)

My previous setup:
Visual Studio 2017 (15.9.21) + ReSharper 2019.2.2

This extension was listed in the Extension Manager on my previous setup and worked great!
These are my registered extensionen sources on both setups:
https://resharper-plugins.jetbrains.com/api/v2/curated-feeds/Wave_v191.0/
https://resharper-plugins.jetbrains.com/api/v2/curated-feeds/Wave_v11.0/

Thanks in advance!

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Hi! Both of those extension sources are incorrect for 2019.3. You can delete both of them, and replace with:
https://resharper-plugins.jetbrains.com/api/v2/curated-feeds/Wave_v193.0/

Samuel Truman

@Xant3s

Thank you so much! :)

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

:thumbsup:

Majeric

@majeric

I'm not entirely sure if this is an appropriate place to ask this question but my Jetbrains Rider cannot resolve symbols for my Unity project across the Editor / Runtime project assemblies

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Hey. Try to re-generate the project files - under the Assets menu in Unity. Or invalidate caches in Rider (File menu) and restart. And make sure that you’ve got Rider selected as the external tool in Unity.

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

What's this new icon?

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

What new icon?

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Ha ha! I thought that was just a catching issue with my client!

One of the devs added a room for the IdeaVim plugin, and that’s the icon. I’ll let him know he’s set it for the entire JetBrains organisation 😁

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

:joy:

Jurjen Biewenga

@JurjenBiewenga

Woo it's back

VSMent

@VSMent

Hi there is anyone here?

Ivan Shakhov

@van800

Yes

Evans Thomas

@EvansThomas

Hello! I'm trying to build the plugin locally by running build.ps1 and it's failing with the error

TestUnityAttribute.cs(96,13): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'NugetPackagesCache' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) [C:\OtherCode\resharper-unity\resharper\resharper-unity\test\src\tests.resharper-unity.csproj]

. What am I missing here?

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Hi! Is that on net211? There’s just been a merge of a pretty major refactoring of the base testing framework that handles restoring nuget packages to test with, which is this area. (I.e. we use nuget to restore packages that give us a consistent set of references to test against - either .net framework itself or third party assemblies such as Unity). We’ve been stuck on nuget 2 for the longest time, and it’s just been updated to a more recent version of nuget. This is likely a casuality of the rewrite.

It’ll get fixed soon enough, but might take a day or two longer than usual due to the holiday period. In the meantime, you could use the net203 branch, which we’ve only just released as 2020.3. This will be stable, as we’re not doing active development in there right now, just maintenance fixes (and of course, the opposite is true - net211 will be less stable, especially at the start of the 2021.1 development cycle)

Evans Thomas

@EvansThomas

Thank you for the quick response! I will use net203 for now.

Evans Thomas

@EvansThomas

I created a plugin project using this template - https://github.com/JetBrains/resharper-rider-plugin and I'm able to run it but not debug it. Is there some information available on how I can enable debugging?

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Debugging C# requires attaching to the ReSharperHost process. The IDE runs as a JVM process for the UI, etc. but the C# language services are hosted in a child dotnet process. Because it’s a child process, you can’t just hit the Debug button, but have to attach to an already running instance. So hit Run to start the IDE, then attach to the dotnet hosting process (either dotnet or ReSharperHost.exe, depending on OS)

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

net211 is compiling again, but tests don’t work. The refactoring seems to have broken something. We’ll get it fixed as soon as we can.

Evans Thomas

@EvansThomas

Thank you, debugging works great! Also, I just removed the test project to get net211 to work for now.

Sakari Bergen

@sbergen

Hello! I'm trying to get the inspectcode CLI to work with the Unity plugin on MacOS. After placing the .nupkg next to inspectcode.exe, I'm getting the plugin loaded, but it spits out a couple of exceptions (which I've read might be ok), inspects "successfully", but it still includes inspections that aren't there when I open the solution in Rider. So far these seem to be only about"special" unity naming conventions (see JetBrains/resharper-unity#1998) and special directories, which shouldn't be included in namespaces (Assets, Packages, etc). I also seem to get suggestions for newer C# versions...

The output that indicates the plugin is loaded, is

JetBrains Inspect Code 2020.3
JetBrains Unity 2020.3.1.132

And the exceptions are about There is no settings key “JetBrains.ReSharper.Feature.Services.ExternalSources.Pdb.PdbNavigationSettings @ JetBrains.ReSharper.Feature.Services.ExternalSources” in the settings schema.

Sakari Bergen

@sbergen

I also found this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-482193 and I'm wondering if these might be related? I don't quite know why "migrating from NuGet 2.x to NuGet 5.x" is related, but could this affect the situation when using a local .nupkg also?

Sakari Bergen

@sbergen

Some parts of the plugin are working though, as if I diff the output with and without the plugin, some inspections about e.g. uninstantiated classes and serialized fields go away with the plugin. Also e.g. "Method 'Awake' is never used" goes away.

Unfortunately I can't try this on Windows right now, but the project I've been trying this out on (before using with bigger projects) is https://github.com/sbergen/Responsible

Matt Ellis

@citizenmatt

Hey. I think it should be working, although I haven’t tested in myself. AIUI, the linked issue is related to automatically downloading the plugin, rather than loading it locally, as you’ve done. For various reasons, we’re stuck on an older version of nuget, and it’s not compatible with running on Mac/Linux (I’m not sure if that’s a Mono or .net core incompatibility, I’ll need to check).

I’ll take a look with your sample repo

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