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ReSharper
Created: 02 Aug 07 13:38
Updated: 10 Sep 07 16:51
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Code View
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4.0
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Security Level:
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Everybody
(All jira users)
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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Rules:
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Declaration |
Usages |
Base/Derived |
Type Declaration |
| new |
ctor |
ctor |
type |
type |
| Attribute |
ctor |
type |
type |
type |
| this/base |
ctor |
ctor |
special |
type |
Original Request:
Find Usages doesn't search for usages of attributes when invoked on an attribute instance ([Attribute])
Instead, it searches for references to the constructor of the attribute (normally attribute instances). It is confusing as the user hardly realizes why references to the
attribute type are not found.
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Description
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Rules:
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Declaration |
Usages |
Base/Derived |
Type Declaration |
| new |
ctor |
ctor |
type |
type |
| Attribute |
ctor |
type |
type |
type |
| this/base |
ctor |
ctor |
special |
type |
Original Request:
Find Usages doesn't search for usages of attributes when invoked on an attribute instance ([Attribute])
Instead, it searches for references to the constructor of the attribute (normally attribute instances). It is confusing as the user hardly realizes why references to the
attribute type are not found. |
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Bug
Open
Major
Select type or ctor in dual reference cases according to rules