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Rider 2017.2.1 is available

Posted on by Alexander Kurakin

We’ve just released a bugfix update for the JetBrains .NET IDE – please welcome Rider 2017.2.1.

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The update fixes the Razor View issue we had on Macs (RIDER-10404) and the Go To Declaration issue after applying a refactoring (RIDER-7429). There is now improved JavaScript debugging (RIDER-10382) and debugging in general (RIDER-9501, RIDER-5271).

The update also introduces some handy new features for F# developers:

  • Show overloads and XML documentation for a selected completion item;
  • File Structure tool window + previous/next file member navigation.

There are a lot more fixes/improvements in the bugfix update than we have mentioned here, so check out this list on YouTrack if you are interested in seeing them all.

Grab your copy of this release!

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10 Responses to Rider 2017.2.1 is available

  1. Luiz says:

    November 13, 2017

    Ugh, it’s so annoying to see an update post when toolbox doesn’t have the update.

    • Alexander Kurakin says:

      November 13, 2017

      Please, give us some time, it will be available in Toolbox soon.

  2. Jeff says:

    November 13, 2017

    Does it have the new REST client tool (like Webstorm)?

    • Alexander Kurakin says:

      November 13, 2017

      @Jeff, Rider does have “REST client tool”: Tools | Test RESTful Web Service

  3. Tom says:

    November 13, 2017

    Should this update reset the trial period of Rider as usual? Seems that this time my evaluation period is unaffected and will expire tomorrow.

    • Alexander Kurakin says:

      November 13, 2017

      No, it shouldn’t. Minor updates/bugfixes do not reset the trial period.

  4. Ben says:

    November 13, 2017

    Are there plans to add a spelling checking?

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