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Microsoft released a new version of StyleCop - v4.3.1.3 last week and so we've just released a new compatible version of StyleCop for ReSharper. 

Update: StyleCop for ReSharper is now feature complete.  In my previous post about StyleCop for ReSharper I said that I'd be posting updates about the tool to my personal blog rather than my EMC Consulting blog, but unfortunately there was a hardware failure on the server that hosts my personal blog and I've not had a chance to get things ...

Update: StyleCop for ReSharper is now feature complete.  A huge amount of work has been done over the last month since the previous release. We've added a new Quick Fix and Code Clean-Up Module frameworks which have helped us develop over 42 new fixes in addition to the 21 Quick Fixes we produced in the previous release. We've also given ...

[Update: A newer version has been released]  It's been a while since I published StyleCop for ReSharper on CodePlex. Just after I put the project live, I discovered that another developer, by the name of Colin Nash, had a similar idea - fortunately after a quick chat with Colin we decided to join forces and the StyleCop for ReSharper ...

Update: StyleCop for ReSharper is now feature complete. While I was on holiday Microsoft released a new version of Microsoft Source Analysis for C#, in the new version - 4.3 - it has been re-branded to it's original internal Microsoft name - StyleCop. There was a bit of a backlash against the initial release of Source Analysis - a few members of ...

I've had Microsoft Source Analysis (AKA StyleCop) installed for a couple of weeks. Yesterday I have very belatedly taken the plunge into Resharper.   I have gotten used to the style promoted by Source Analysis. I've gotten into the zone of feeling that warm fuzzy glow from code having no warnings. Howard van Rooijen calls ...