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How To Ignore Specified Strings
- If a string is used as an argument value, you can use the Mark as non-localizable quick fix to mark the parameter as non-localizable. All strings for this parameter will be ignored.
- Set a string as a constant
- Surround a part of code with "#region Don’t localize". The name of a region can be specified in Options.
- Move such strings to a single file. The file that should be ignored is configurable too in Options.
- Convert "" to @"" and set RGreatEx to ignore such strings in C# Options.
- Set ReSharper not to show this warning at all.
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