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Rider 2018.1.2 is released

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The second minor update of Rider 2018.1 is available for download! You can install this bug-fix update either via Toolbox App, or as a patch for Rider 2018.1 (use Help | Check for Updates), or otherwise just get an installer from our website.

Rider 2018.1.2 fixes the annoying code typing and completion issue (RSRP-469901), as well as Unity issues that might have affected Windows users:

  • Rider doesn’t reduce <LangVersion>, which was the case with new Unity Incremental Compiler.
  • Non-code Assets files such as .json, .XML, etc., are now open in the current solution.
  • After opening scripts from Unity, Rider now appears immediately right in front of you, not behind any other app.
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