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Visual Studio 2017 - Disable Provide Feedback Notifications

Is there a way to disable to constant "Provide feedback" notifications in Visual Studio 2017. I keep hitting "Always Ignore" but they persist.

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Edit: Tried Help --> Send Feedback --> Settings. Changed setting to "No, I would not like to participate" but continue to receive "Provide feedback" notifications.

Edit 2: For my situation this may be due to Resharper (link) which was reported on the MS Developer Community site (link). I'll update the question again once I've confirmed.

Edit 3: Disabled Resharper and no notifications ... yet. Re-enabled Resharper 2017.2 and instantly reappeared after relaunching VS. Seems to be 1 notification for each instance of VS running.

Edit 4: Posted answer below. Was caused by using Resharper 2017.2 in evaluation mode.

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KornMuffin Avatar asked Sep 22 '17 16:09

KornMuffin


2 Answers

In my case it was 100% caused by Resharper (version 2017.2) when using in "Evaluation" mode. Once I entered license info (via a JB account) the notifications went away. To confirm this I logged out, restarted the evaluation, closed/reopened VS and notifications were instantly back. Logged back in via a JB account, restarted and notifications went away.

It seems that @MachinusX is receiving notifications for a different reason so they should post a new question with their details since my issue has been resolved.

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KornMuffin Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 01:10

KornMuffin


Taking suggestion of @KornMuffin and adding my comment as an answer:

I resolved this temporarily by fully uninstalling and cleaning VS files, then installing a prior release of VS 2017. I used the following URL: VS 2017 Releases and selected Enterprise 15.0 (not 15.3 even though the release dates suggest 15.3 is older than 15.0 -- they are misleading/mislabeled). This has worked for me for now, until MS releases a fix. If trying the same, you will need to be logged into your MSDN account to download the prior release.

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MachinusX Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 00:10

MachinusX