Methods that produce exceptions when called on outside of a database context while being exclusively implemented as database functions.įinding usages of types and constructors is now faster for solutions with numerous target-typed object creations (e.g.Methods that produce exceptions when called on in a database context while not being convertible to SQL within Entity Framework or Entity Framework Core.The 2 cases covered by these new inspections are: ReSharper 2023.3 EAP 1 brings new inspections for usages of methods in Entity Framework-related code that could potentially produce runtime exceptions. Inspections targeting Entity Framework-related issues The new Inline ‘using’ alias context action is available.
The new Use this type alias where possible context action for using alias directives is available.The new Introduce type alias context action for selected type usages is available.New inspections ( Use type alias and Use namespace alias) and corresponding quick-fixes are available.We’ve introduced better tooltips on alias usages.In the past, our code-generating features would often lose aliases when producing code and you would see the underlying aliased symbol instead.The Go to Declaration command now allows you to go to using directives ( RSRP-491637).We’ve also made a number of changes to improve your overall experience using aliases. With this first EAP build, we are introducing support for C# 12’s ability for alias directives to reference any kind of type. The Early Access Program for ReSharper 2023.3 has started! Before you download the first EAP build, let’s take a look at what is in store for you.
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