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I recently tried disabling Resharper, after many years of use, figuring that Roslyn and the other improvements in VS made it unnecessary. And they mostly do, bu

I recently tried disabling Resharper, after many years of use, figuring that Roslyn and the other improvements in VS made it unnecessary. And they mostly do, but there are a couple sticking points. Opening a file with Ctrl+, is very slow: often one character per second or worse. Sometimes the dialog box crashes, and occasionally Ctrl+, crashes VS entirely. Meanwhile the equivalent shortcut in Resharper (Ctrl+Shift+T) always worked flawlessly. So it still seems like there's a lot of progress to be made here. If anyone on that perf opt team is reading this, please take a look at Ctrl+, - it's ridiculous that Resharper's identical command works so much better.

LyalinDotCom 10y ago
If you have the time we'd love to hear your feedback via our built-in feedback mechanism, see link below for details in case you're not familiar. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt632287.aspx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt632287.aspx Thanks for testing the preview, we are doing everything we can to improve the core IDE capabilities in this release.
- jasonkostempski 10y ago
  I have feedback on all MS feedback tools. Please stop making them top-level controls that can't be removed. No one has ever needed to get to the feedback feature so urgently that it warrants a permanent place on the screen. VSCode is the worst offender. It's an unprofessional looking smiley face and the only option is to tweet or open an issue on GitHub. Not everyone has account at those places and leaving feedback shouldn't require an account unless you only want to hear from people within your reality bubble.
  - matt4077 10y ago
    Are you really ranting about a 15x15px icon in the far corner (It took me about two minutes to find) of a free & open & rather good editor?
    - BoorishBears 10y ago
      The rant is totally unwarranted but I do sometimes wish the smiley was something more subdued
  - stuartd 10y ago
    The smiley used to be in Visual Studio http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31532267/can-i-hide-the-smiley-in-visual-studio-2015-final http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31532267/can-i-hide-the-s...
int_19h 10y ago
> Opening a file with Ctrl+, is very slow: often one character per second or worse. Sometimes the dialog box crashes, and occasionally Ctrl+, crashes VS entirely. Do you have any other extensions installed? This particular thing in VS is an extensibility point, and any extension can offer its own provider, that will be queried when you type things. So it only takes one poorly written extension to slow things down significantly.

LyalinDotCom 10y ago

If you have the time we'd love to hear your feedback via our built-in feedback mechanism, see link below for details in case you're not familiar. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt632287.aspx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt632287.aspx Thanks for testing the preview, we are doing everything we can to improve the core IDE capabilities in this release.

jasonkostempski 10y ago
I have feedback on all MS feedback tools. Please stop making them top-level controls that can't be removed. No one has ever needed to get to the feedback feature so urgently that it warrants a permanent place on the screen. VSCode is the worst offender. It's an unprofessional looking smiley face and the only option is to tweet or open an issue on GitHub. Not everyone has account at those places and leaving feedback shouldn't require an account unless you only want to hear from people within your reality bubble.
- matt4077 10y ago
  Are you really ranting about a 15x15px icon in the far corner (It took me about two minutes to find) of a free & open & rather good editor?
  - BoorishBears 10y ago
    The rant is totally unwarranted but I do sometimes wish the smiley was something more subdued
- stuartd 10y ago
  The smiley used to be in Visual Studio http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31532267/can-i-hide-the-smiley-in-visual-studio-2015-final http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31532267/can-i-hide-the-s...

int_19h 10y ago

> Opening a file with Ctrl+, is very slow: often one character per second or worse. Sometimes the dialog box crashes, and occasionally Ctrl+, crashes VS entirely. Do you have any other extensions installed? This particular thing in VS is an extensibility point, and any extension can offer its own provider, that will be queried when you type things. So it only takes one poorly written extension to slow things down significantly.