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Once you've reopened, try navigating again, and try dumping the support information again - you should see more pdbs in the PdbCacheManagerImpl and a list of known symbols in the PdbServiceImpl section.ReSharper: An advanced Visual Studio add-in that offers support for multiple programming languages
You might be hitting the known bug, and the only way to work around this is to close and reopen. So, unfortunately, my advice right now is to close and reopen the solution, and try again. You will need it enabled to navigate to source of Console.WriteLine, though. This will only affect you for downloading pdb files from symbol servers, it shouldn't stop things working with pdbs next to dlls. Secondly, you don't have "Allow downloading from remote locations" enabled in your options. Console.WriteLine, and the PdbServiceImpl has an entry for System.Console in the mscorlib pdb) After closing and reopening, I can download and see source for e.g. Close and reopen and it shows known dlls, with flags to say if they support source servers and whether they contain a map between symbols (types) and source files. (I can recreate this by creating a new solution - the dump shows nothing in this section. When it's working, it should show the pdb file related to the assembly, plus a list of all symbols in the pdb, and the file(s) they map to. I think this is related to the PdbCacheManagerImpl - since ReSharper doesn't know about the pdb files, it doesn't get listed here. Similarly, the assemblies in your PdbServiceImpl section don't include any information about pdbs. Try closing and reopening the solution to see if that kicks it off again. There is a known bug that can cause this to be empty. This is the list of pdbs that ReSharper knows about.
Looking at the dump in the gist you posted, the first issue I can see is the empty section for PdbCacheManagerImpl.
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