ReSharper allows loading entire folders in the Assembly Explorer window When a folder is loaded, ReSharper processes all its subfolders in hunt for files that it is able to decompile, and displays the folder's hierarchy in the Assembly Explorer.
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Since ReSharper processes the selected folder recursively, make sure not to add a folder that may contain too many assemblies (for example Program Files). It might take long to load all assemblies in ReSharper.
Click Explore Folder on the Assembly Explorer toolbar and then select a target folder.
The folder is added to the Assembly Explorer window. You can explore it by expanding the subfolders and all assembly nodes found within it. Double-click code symbols to decompile and view the corresponding code in the editor.
Any assembly found within folders can be displayed at the root level of the Assembly Explorer. To do so, right-click an assembly node and choose Show at Root Level in the context menu.
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If at any point you would like to clear the decompilation cache, remove the data in %LOCALAPPDATA%\JetBrains\Shared\vAny\DecompilerCache.