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Implement missing members - add async when return type is Task?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InCan ReSharper generate code that copies properties from one object to another?Resharper Find With Pattern - help finding constructors in multiple classesView base type's members in Resharper File Structure window?How to ignore reference to jetbrains.annotations.dll in NodaTime nuget package xml documentation fileWhat's wrong with bodyless abstract methods in abstract class?How can I disable a single ReSharper “Parameter Can Be of Type” suggestion?“Go to implementation” on interface with ReSharperIs there a way to tell resharper to ignore a specific method name for an entire solution?Manually Rearrange Methods in a class with VS/ResharperResharper Method is never used
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This question relates to ReSharper. If I have an interface that looks like this:
public interface IOrder
Task SetDeleted(Guid id);
and my class inherits from that interface, I would expect ReSharper to generate the following code, when selecting the "Implement missing members":
public class OrderService
public async Task SetDeleted(Guid id)
throw new NotImplementedException();
However, it completely ignores the async part of the method, so I have to type that manually every single time. This was fixed in 2016.3 of ReSharper, as described here (at the bottom).
However, it does not work for the CTRL + . keybinding (or whatever it is), that looks like this:
Is it possible to somehow change, how this behavior works within ReSharper? I want all generated Task methods to be async automatically. There is no option within ReSharper's "Members Generation" that enables me to do this.
resharper
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
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This question relates to ReSharper. If I have an interface that looks like this:
public interface IOrder
Task SetDeleted(Guid id);
and my class inherits from that interface, I would expect ReSharper to generate the following code, when selecting the "Implement missing members":
public class OrderService
public async Task SetDeleted(Guid id)
throw new NotImplementedException();
However, it completely ignores the async part of the method, so I have to type that manually every single time. This was fixed in 2016.3 of ReSharper, as described here (at the bottom).
However, it does not work for the CTRL + . keybinding (or whatever it is), that looks like this:
Is it possible to somehow change, how this behavior works within ReSharper? I want all generated Task methods to be async automatically. There is no option within ReSharper's "Members Generation" that enables me to do this.
resharper
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
add a comment |
This question relates to ReSharper. If I have an interface that looks like this:
public interface IOrder
Task SetDeleted(Guid id);
and my class inherits from that interface, I would expect ReSharper to generate the following code, when selecting the "Implement missing members":
public class OrderService
public async Task SetDeleted(Guid id)
throw new NotImplementedException();
However, it completely ignores the async part of the method, so I have to type that manually every single time. This was fixed in 2016.3 of ReSharper, as described here (at the bottom).
However, it does not work for the CTRL + . keybinding (or whatever it is), that looks like this:
Is it possible to somehow change, how this behavior works within ReSharper? I want all generated Task methods to be async automatically. There is no option within ReSharper's "Members Generation" that enables me to do this.
resharper
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
This question relates to ReSharper. If I have an interface that looks like this:
public interface IOrder
Task SetDeleted(Guid id);
and my class inherits from that interface, I would expect ReSharper to generate the following code, when selecting the "Implement missing members":
public class OrderService
public async Task SetDeleted(Guid id)
throw new NotImplementedException();
However, it completely ignores the async part of the method, so I have to type that manually every single time. This was fixed in 2016.3 of ReSharper, as described here (at the bottom).
However, it does not work for the CTRL + . keybinding (or whatever it is), that looks like this:
Is it possible to somehow change, how this behavior works within ReSharper? I want all generated Task methods to be async automatically. There is no option within ReSharper's "Members Generation" that enables me to do this.
resharper
resharper
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
asked Mar 8 at 8:46
MortenMoulderMortenMoulder
2,68032356
2,68032356
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In case class has only one missing member ReSharper doesn't show dialog therefore you can't tweak generation options. But you can add one more member to your interface and invoke generation action, this time ReSharper would show the dialog where you can set option "Make task-returning methods 'async'". This generation option is persistent i.e. it's last value will be stored in ReSharper settings and used by default.
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In case class has only one missing member ReSharper doesn't show dialog therefore you can't tweak generation options. But you can add one more member to your interface and invoke generation action, this time ReSharper would show the dialog where you can set option "Make task-returning methods 'async'". This generation option is persistent i.e. it's last value will be stored in ReSharper settings and used by default.
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In case class has only one missing member ReSharper doesn't show dialog therefore you can't tweak generation options. But you can add one more member to your interface and invoke generation action, this time ReSharper would show the dialog where you can set option "Make task-returning methods 'async'". This generation option is persistent i.e. it's last value will be stored in ReSharper settings and used by default.
answered Mar 28 at 16:04
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In case class has only one missing member ReSharper doesn't show dialog therefore you can't tweak generation options. But you can add one more member to your interface and invoke generation action, this time ReSharper would show the dialog where you can set option "Make task-returning methods 'async'". This generation option is persistent i.e. it's last value will be stored in ReSharper settings and used by default.
answered Mar 28 at 16:04
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In case class has only one missing member ReSharper doesn't show dialog therefore you can't tweak generation options. But you can add one more member to your interface and invoke generation action, this time ReSharper would show the dialog where you can set option "Make task-returning methods 'async'". This generation option is persistent i.e. it's last value will be stored in ReSharper settings and used by default.
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