Optimizing C# Refactoring Performance with Web Projects in VS 2005

Posted by: ScottGus Blog, on 02 Jan 2006 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

One complaint I've heard a lot is the performance of the new C# refactoring feature with web pages in VS 2005.  VS 2005 added support for enabling refactoring everywhere (for example: even within <% %> blocks defined inline with a .aspx page), which is nice from a feature-completeness perspective.  The problem, though, is that by checking every file and possible context, it can end up slowing down performance considerably.  The more pages you have in...

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