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Issue

Steps to replicate

  • Install Visual Studio 2012
  • Install Resharper
  • Install Reflector VS plug-in

When I hit F12 I want the Resharper GoToDefintion (decompile) action. However, all I get is the standard VS GoToDefinition (metadata).

Things I've Tried

  • Uninstalling Reflector
  • Uninstalling Resharper
  • Installing Reflector
  • Messing with Keyboard-shortcuts
abc123
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2 Answers2

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If you would like to use ReSharper "Navigation to Sources" feature, follow these steps:

  1. Check F12 is mapped on ReSharper Go to Declaration action (ReSharper_GotoDeclaration) here Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard;
  2. Check "Navigation to Sources" is selected here ReSharper | Options | Tools | External Sources.
Alexander Kurakin
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    I appreciate this, but I prefer Reflector's decompile over ReSharper's. Thanks for the intel though i might end up having to do this if I can't find a solution to the current situation – abc123 Jan 10 '14 at 18:11
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In my case the following simple steps helped:

  1. Open Resharper -> Options
  2. Navigate to Tools -> External Sources
  3. Select Default Visual Studio navigation
  4. Save
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