I want resharper to not put the private access modifier on fields by default – they’re already private, I don’t need additional modifier.
How do I tell resharper to cut it out?
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I want resharper to not put the private access modifier on fields by default – they’re already private, I don’t need additional modifier.
How do I tell resharper to cut it out?
In the Options of Resharper
In Code Editing > C# > Other
Uncheck Use explicit private modifier in Modifiers section
Update (Resharper 8.1)
In Resharper 8.1, you can find this options in: Code Editing > C# > Formatting Style > Other.
Then Uncheck Use explicit private modifier in Modifiers section.
ReSharper 9.1
ReSharper -> Options -> Code Editing -> C# -> Code Style -> Modifiers -> Use explicit private modifier (Un-Check)