| Reporter |
Jakub Jiricek (jakub.jiricek@vodafone.com)
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| Created | Jan 23, 2012 11:59:59 AM |
| Updated | Jan 23, 2012 11:59:59 AM |
| Priority | Normal |
| Type | Bug |
| Fix versions | No Fix versions |
| State | Submitted |
| Assignee | Sergey Shkredov (serjic.shkredov) |
| Subsystem | Refactoring |
| Affected versions | 6.1.1 |
| Fixed in build | No Fixed in build |
I tried to rename a method while VS was running my app in debug mode (without pausing the app). see screenshot1,2
I got an "Unknown Error" message.(screenshot3) After that, the lock icon disappeared and the file became editable while the app was still running (this is a bug, IMHO)
Another time I tried to do the same but this time R# allowed me to change 2 source files, then I tried Undo but was able to undo only one of the files. (I was unable to reproduce and make screenshots)
Another time I tried to rename a field that is being referenced from many other places. R# started to analyze, I went through a few steps of the renaming wizard, but then it stopped responding (the wizard did not repaint so I was unable to click the Cancel button). Later the whole VS stopped responding and finally it crashed.
my suggestion is to detect this state on the very beginning (before R# asks for new object name etc) and display an error message, something like "Cannot refactor when all source files are locked". otherwise R# might waste a lot of time and then later come into troubles.
I got an "Unknown Error" message.(screenshot3) After that, the lock icon disappeared and the file became editable while the app was still running (this is a bug, IMHO)
Another time I tried to do the same but this time R# allowed me to change 2 source files, then I tried Undo but was able to undo only one of the files. (I was unable to reproduce and make screenshots)
Another time I tried to rename a field that is being referenced from many other places. R# started to analyze, I went through a few steps of the renaming wizard, but then it stopped responding (the wizard did not repaint so I was unable to click the Cancel button). Later the whole VS stopped responding and finally it crashed.
my suggestion is to detect this state on the very beginning (before R# asks for new object name etc) and display an error message, something like "Cannot refactor when all source files are locked". otherwise R# might waste a lot of time and then later come into troubles.