We then create a new Profile by clicking on Add, and giving it a name, for instance File Header Insertion.
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To do so, we invoke the Code Clean up (Cltr+E,C in VS Scheme) and select Edit Profiles We can either activate it in an existing profile or create a new profile specific for Header insertion. Once we have the header defined, all we need to do is activate the option in the Code Cleanup. By doing so, ReSharper will wrap the header inside a region (currently the File Header is global across solutions). We can optionally add a region name in the Embrace File Header into Region with Name. Therefore, the first step to take advantage of this feature is to define the header: For this, it uses the File Header values defined in ReSharper | Options | Languages | File Header. One of these options is to insert File Headers. As it’s name indicates, Code Cleanup can clean up certain aspects of your files, like optimizing using statements, formatting the layout of type members, removing code redundancies, changing explicit type declarations to use var, and much more. ReSharper offers the possibility of running code cleanup on your file, project or solution. Inserting File Headers during Code Cleanup Let’s examine the various ways to do this. It would be quite cumbersome if one would have to constantly and manually enter this information.
Some companies also have policies in place that require every single file to have company information. Many OSS projects often have some license information at the top of each file, reminding you of the evils you need to comply with.