How to turn off Roslyn Code Fixes in VS 2015?

Question

How can I turn off Roslyn Code Fixes in VS 2015?

It works correctly (with the latest Resharper 9.1.2), but still while it initializes it blocks navigation, I mean Home, End, Left, Right are delayed for 0.5 - 1.5 seconds. Also it seems to be fool the nav keys, now it's the dozenth times I find myself in the VS main menu, or an other source file just by pressing the 4 nav keys I've listed, I don't know how...

What I've tried so far:

1. Look for in the Tools/Options and search for 'Roslyn'
2. Context menu withing the Roslyn Code Fixes
3. Google
4. Native search in Stackoverflow

Probably I am missing something it would not be so hard...

Mousey

Answer 1

Your typing problems sounds suspiciously like this issue : https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-445640 that appeared for VS2015 + R# they have some workarounds but not solution yet.

Update

From this tweet https://twitter.com/serjic/status/624202171060502528 it seem that they are working on a bugfix and that a good workaround exists :

Turning off 'Do not show Visual Studio bulb' fixes typing issues in ReSharper 912. We are working on the hot fix.

Update 2

They did a full blog post on it : Critical Issue with ReSharper 9.1.2 in Visual Studio 2015 RTM: Workarounds and Estimates

Immiscible

Thanks. Although the effect is not clear (I unchecked the "Do not show" (twice negation) and now Roslyn is not showing... I am trying to work and will be back with my experience – Mousey

@Mousey In the betas roslyn bulb appeared along R# one and both worked with their kbd shortcuts, If the roslyn bulb doesn't appear maybe jetbrains got another bug in there. I don't have the bug but a colleague got and reported no more problems since he applied the workaround. Hope it works for you – Immiscible

Although it is completely solved the issue (thx again), actually does not answer that question if one would like to turn off Roslyn code fixes regardless of ReSharper. Some searcher may hope to get answer to that question when surfing here. – Mousey

@Mousey AFAIK disabling roslyn-provided analyzers is only possible at the project level for now via rulesets. There is no global settings. Multiple requests on Roslyn github exists for that but they are still open. – Immiscible

Doesn't work for me with R# 2016.1. I've checked the option, and the Roslyn icon and fixes are still displayed. – Bathos