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Rider has had support for decompiling .NET assemblies for a while (including debugging), but it only allows decompiling assemblies referenced in our solution. The latest Rider 2018.3 Early Access Preview (EAP) changes this, and comes with a built-in assembly explorer, which lets us drill into nam…

Important! This post is about an old version of Rider. The profiling workflow is different since Rider 2018.3. Learn more Rider 2018.2 was the first release to host one of our .NET tools, dotCover, together with its unit test coverage features. As we mentioned back then, this was just the begin…

Perhaps the most powerful feature that Rider has is its code analysis, finding issues and providing quick fixes and context actions to help you improve the quality of your code. Rider's Unity support is no exception, and in this post, we'll take a look at what Rider 2018.2 brings in terms of Unity-s…

Today, we are happy to introduce the Azure Toolkit for JetBrains Rider - an open-source plugin that helps .NET developers easily create, develop, configure, test, manage and deploy web apps to Azure directly from within Rider, and work with resources such as storage, Redis cache and virtual machines…

The latest ReSharper 2018.3 EAP and Rider 2018.3 EAP builds come with new and improved inspections, quick fixes and context actions that help us write better C# code, faster. Before we dive into these, let's look at how ReSharper and Rider are not only productivity tools, but also learning tools.…

Our latest Rider 2018.3 Early Access Preview (EAP) build adds a bunch of NuGet improvements, such as adding missing packages using a quick-fix (including installing missing .NET Core adapter for xUnit tests), faster search for NuGet.org using its autocomplete service, a reworked folders tab showing …

As of right this moment we are starting the Early Access Program for Rider 2018.3. Now is a great time to visit our site, download the first EAP build, and get all new features right away: Let’s have a brief look at the significant features, improvements, and changes we’ve prepared for you in…

We’ve started a new Early Access Program cycle for ReSharper Ultimate – please welcome ReSharper Ultimate 2018.3 EAP. Let me highlight the big changes in the ReSharper 2018.3 EAP1 build: (more…)…

In our previous post, we looked at how I caused a memory leak when working on a feature in Rider, and how I could not merge that feature into the product because the test that checks for a particular memory leak was failing. Today, let's shift gears and look at how to write a similar type of test us…

Rider 2018.1 introduced deep integration with the Unity Editor, allowing you to run unit tests, view Unity console log entries and control play mode, all without leaving Rider. In our third post looking at Rider 2018.2 and Unity, we'll look at what's new in Editor integration. (more…)…

A few weeks ago, I was working on a feature in Rider when I received a build failure e-mail from TeamCity, our continuous integration service. I was not allowed to merge my feature into the main product as it was causing a memory leak. Good thing: the build artifacts contained a dotMemory snapshot f…