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Actually Visual Studio is quite fast again. It's just that Resharper does its very best to slow it down. I don't believe this will ever change. Well except mayb

by fuzzy2 6y ago

Actually Visual Studio is quite fast again. It's just that Resharper does its very best to slow it down. I don't believe this will ever change. Well except maybe Microsoft will fully deprecate COM-based in-process extensions.

Scramblejams 6y ago
JetBrains is working hard to fix it: https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2020/02/24/update-running-resharper-process https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2020/02/24/update-running-...
- fuzzy2 6y ago
  Of course. However, I’m not sure this will achieve the desired speedup, because part of Resharper still needs to run in-process to integrate with Visual Studio. And it integrates a lot. And I’m sure at least some of the APIs it uses are actually not asynchronous. So, only limited room for improvement.