Set ReSharper to put the 'using' import outside the namespace

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iroel picture iroel · Mar 6, 2015 · Viewed 8.4k times · Source

I've ReSharper v9.0 installed on my VS. I also use StyleCop. I've disabled SA1200, so when I put the using statements outside the namespace, I don't get warned again. But when I add a reference via [alt]+[enter], which isn't available in using statements, R# put it inside the namespace. Of course, it is not consistent right, R# should place it outside the namespace.

I've tried to reset R# setting to factory default, it works as I expected. But when I apply StyleCop rules again, this problem happen again. How should I setup this?

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Jozef Izso picture Jozef Izso · Mar 17, 2015

Answer from another question:

UPDATE - Resharper 9: This option is now moved to Code Editing -> C# -> Code Style https://stackoverflow.com/a/825256/67420

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