Bug Report T660699
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Refactorings - The "Inline Temp" refactoring creates nonsense code

created 7 years ago

Given this code:

C#
public List<string> Test() { var ret = new List<string>(); ret.Add("Foo"); ret.Add("Bar"); return ret; }

I get the suggestion to Inline Temp, and I get this:

C#
public List<string> Test() { new List<string>().Add("Foo"); new List<string>().Add("Bar"); return new List<string>(); }

I obviously don't want to return an empty list.

Comments (1)
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Alex Eg (DevExpress) 7 years ago

    Hi Eric,
    Thank you for the sample. I reproduced the issue and we are working on it.

    Answers approved by DevExpress Support

    created 7 years ago

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