Where can I disable live code analysis in Visual Studio 2017? This pops up every time I start my solution. I do not need this:
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I was able to make VS 2019 run at acceptable speeds using the 'Auto cancel long running auxiliary operations on typing' setting. The default 'Automatic' setting appeared ineffective, although changing it back now doesn't seen to re-introduce the very slow background processing issue.
I have no idea if this stops/aborts/prevents more useful features, although it seems to "tame" VS 2019's background processing.
only if all Roslyn installed components in Extensions and Updates are disabled.
I'm using a workaround, global setting forces analyses runs at build on solution projects, in editor runs at any change but now editor is a lot faster with bellow workaround:
Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# (in my case) -> Advanced -> Perform editor feature analysis in external process (experimental) -> select it and save.
More details on closed issue (solution is for VS2019):How to disable live code compilation/analysis in Visual Studio 2017?
I had a similar problem. There is this huge temp initialization file in the project, 50K+ lines. Whenever I opened it, Live code analysis would kick in and VS would eat up CPU up to 50%. I was able to turn it off by creating an empty rule set and set it on Code Analysis section of the project's properties. Now It looks like it's running, only for a few seconds and then it stops since there is no rule to apply.
I don't know if this exactly applies to your problem but here how it goes.
To create an empty rule set;
Click "Choose multiple rule sets" from the ComboBox under "Run this ruleset" :
Make sure no rule set is checked in the "Add or Remove Ruleset" window.
Try to disable analyzers in solution explorer as described here: How do I disable all Roslyn Code Analyzers? and reload the solution