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Rider 2018.3.3 bug-fix update is here!

Alexander Kurakin
Alexander Kurakin

We’ve just finished polishing one more bug-fix update for Rider 2018.3 release. Install Rider 2018.3.3 and enjoy smoother coding!

Rider 2018.3 bug-fix release

This update includes:

  • Fix for total IDE freeze if SWEA is enabled (RIDER-24120).
  • Updated plugin for Unity Editor to correctly recognize Rider installed via Toolbox App on macOS (RIDER-24173).
  • Fix to stop reindexing files on reopening a solution in Rider (RIDER-22652).

There are several ways to get this hotfix:

macOS performance Rider Unity
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