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Resharper is superb, as any fule kno.
However, if I declare a method such:
private void MethodName() { //code in here }
or an enum:
public enum SomeEnum { Value1, Value2 }
Resharper doesn’t suggest removing the redundant access modifiers… why not?
It doesn’t suggest removing redundant comments either. It recognises that some of the content of the code file, while technically redundant to a compiler, enhances code readability, and hence maintainability.