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Asked: 2026-06-10T08:27:37+00:00

In my controller code I am using: Request.Url.<Something> . ReSharper suggests that Request.Url can

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In my controller code I am using: Request.Url.<Something>. ReSharper suggests that Request.Url can be null.

So, when exactly can Request.Url be null? I am not talking about testing, I am interested only about an Application that is live / has already been deployed.

Please note that I have not received any NullReferenceExceptions from using Request.Url up to this point.

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  1. Editorial Team

    HttpRequestBase is a class and ReSharper sees it as an actual Class, nothing more (theoretically, it can be null). So it does not analyze the usage of this specific Class.

    In reality, I think that Request.Url will never be null, so just ignore ReSharper in this case.

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