There are also breakthrough improvements to our early-preview Unreal Engine support – it now works on Mac, supports Unreal Engine 5, and is able to open. This release improves the experience of debugging IL2CPP-based players, by automatically disabling “break on unhandledexception” when it connects to a IL2CPP player.
Also, Rider now supports code generated by source generators in VB.NET. All inlay hints are shown where appropriate. Semantic highlighting is enabled so that class members like events, fields, and properties are highlighted correctly. You can now use Find Usages, search for inheritors, and navigate from generated code to manually written code with Ctrl + Click and Navigate To. Refactorings, like Rename and Change Signature, can now be triggered from source-generated files. For generated code, warnings and errors are displayed in the editor and on the marker bar. Many of the features available for manually-written code files are also available for source-generated files. Learn more at What’s New for C# Nullable Reference Types in ReSharper and Rider 2021.2.
We’ve introduced a new refactoring to change nullability, which will update nullability annotations and suggest propagating the changes throughout your codebase.From the Find Results tool window, you can then re-evaluate whether the suppressions are needed or not. A new context action lets you search for all nullable warning suppressions in scope.
Rider now indicates suppressions ( !) that are no longer needed and that can be safely removed.Code Analysis is getting a couple of performance improvements for the Find similar issues feature and for large and complex switch statements and switch expressions.editorconfig file, allowing you to specify which files to ignore in its code analysis.
Renaming an attribute route in a controller affects its usages in URIs, and you can even rename a route directly from the URI string. We introduced the new Endpoints tool window to help you explore and navigate to any ASP.NET Core endpoint in your project that is registered or annotated with, , or attributes. NET Framework 4.7.2 or newer installed on your machine. NET productivity tools, including Rider, we will require. The new release version of Rider is here! Let’s explore some of the most exciting features included with it.īefore diving into the feature set, there is an important note.