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#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS UPDATE#
#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS ANDROID#
#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS WINDOWS#

For example, extracting floating point numbers with iostreams is up to nineteen times faster. C/C++ runtime library performance: we’ve improved the performance of a number of common operations.

#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS UPDATE#

Correction of problems in Visual Studio with ASP.NET after installing Update 2 CTP.Promotion of MSBuild warning MSB3644 (“The reference assemblies for framework were not found”) to error status so incorrect target frameworks that give rise to this error will break a build.C++ projects load faster with improvements in UI delays.Reduced licensing failures and more actionable information when failures occur.Crashes some customers have encountered when opening a solution.Crashes due to null and/or invalid pointer reads.

Errors in the NuGet Package Manager Console that failed with “A task was canceled.”.

+1 for Shaunak! Unloading and reloading the project worked for me too.Today we released the next set of reliability and performance improvements in Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 RC, which also addresses issues that we hear from your continued feedback.īuilding on what we announced with the CTP release, here’s what you’ll find in Update 2 RC: I remember having those weird, unexplainable XAML errors back in 2012.Ħ years and they’re still unable to fix the thing once and for all. – Unloading and reloading the project solved the issue! NET Target Framework to 4.5.2 in the Project Properties is what worked for me. Resharper|Options|Environment|General|Clear Caches fixed this problem for meĬhanging the. Unload and reload project was fixed my problem I was getting intellisense errors about wpf dependency properties ( but application was working fine) I had installed vs 2015 and on starting new win app project it says visual c# 2015 could not be created. (Restarting VS2015 did not help previously). The suo file was in a hidden “.vs” directory in my VS2015 C# project.ĭeleting the directory fixed the intellisense issue I was having where it refused to recognize some types I swapped the names of. Man, I’ve lost tons of time fighting it though :) Thanks for the post! suo didn’t help but unloading projects and then reloading them one by one actually solved the problem. The solution built without a problem but ReSharper was all red reporting errors like ‘can’t resolve symbol’ even if those symbols were declared in the same file.ĭeleting R# cache and. I don’t see what the connection is between these two but apparently there is one…

#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS ANDROID#

Upgrading the Android SDK in Xamarin Studio to the latest version, however did fix these issues. I’ve had exactly the same thing, but deleting SUO didn’t help. And if it does not help either, remove the. It’s the Intellisense cache.Īlso clear the build output folders bin and obj. Previous entry | Next blog entry Responses to “Quick tip: What to do when Visual Studio freaks out and everything is red” I suspect that under the cover this also modifies the SUO file and solves the issue. Update: I was just told that unloading and reloading the project file might help too. So the rule is: If you see some weird behavior in Visual Studio, try to delete the SUO file first, before you try anything else. And since it is hidden, you don’t always think about it.

Personally I hate this file because it can cause a lot of trouble if it gets corrupted. It contains a lot of information such as which files are currently open in the IDE, some local settings, etc. The SUO file is a hidden file, which is placed in the same folder as the SLN file. Anyway whatever the cause was (and I am still not 100% sure what actually triggered this behavior), recovering from it is actually quite easy: Having just installed Xamarin, I first thought that it was the culprit.

#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE ERRORS WINDOWS#

In my case, working in a Windows Phone project, I couldn’t select the target (Device, Emulator 512, etc) in the combo box next to the “Run” button in the taskbar. Building works just fine, but the editor and Intellisense just freak out. You might have seen this before: You open a project in Visual Studio, and almost every possible keyword is underlined red. Update: There is a fix available for this issue.