ReSharper Support?

[Mike-E-angelo]

I am trying to get this awesome theme working in ReSharper but am having trouble doing it. I see your last checkin actually has something to do with ReSharper, but it doesn't seem to be very friendly. I have opened a question on stackoverflow if interested in getting some points. :)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42848645/resharper-2016-3-and-solarized-color-theme

[SeanAllison]

Thanks for the heads up. I'm sorry, I can't help you out. Good luck!

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[Mike-E-angelo]

Ok! Thanks for letting me know.

[lyphtec]

I'm using ReSharper (version 2016.1.2) and it works fine for me. Not sure if there's some hidden settings in ReSharper config that does not mess with VS color themes?

Not sure if this helps you ?

[Mike-E-angelo]

LOL... my bad, @SeanAllison is not the owner of this repo, DURP haha.

Well that is encouraging, @lyphtec ... I did try that trick but that doesn't seem to do anything, unfortunately. I can verify when I go to Fonts and Colors that the ReSharper Class Identifier is set as such:

This also gets set correctly (or as expected) when I switch back to Dark Theme (what I was using before wanting to switch to Solarized 😄):

You can see that they are both different colors and are updating as expected (well, for toggling between two themes, at least), so it would seem that it does indeed have something to do with the theme. FWIW, it does this with the built-in Solarized theme, too.

[lyphtec]

OK... maybe it's because I have color identifiers disabled in ReSharper:

With it enabled, ReSharper color settings needs to be set in the theme - and I don't think I've covered them all yet.

[Mike-E-angelo]

Ah! That would do it. :)