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ReSharper 2021.1.5 and Rider 2021.1.5 Released

Asia Rudenko
Asia Rudenko

Hello everyone,

As it happens, even bugfix updates sometimes require bugfix updates. Last week we released ReSharper 2021.1.4, which fixed a couple of issues in NRT analysis and source generator support. Unfortunately, it also brought back the empty spaces instead of inlay hints and other glitches in Visual Studio 16.10.3 (RSRP-485203). Now ReSharper 2021.1.5 is here to fix the problems.

In Rider 2021.1.5, we’ve fixed a significant performance degradation. We’ve also fixed an issue with the F# type providers loader that was causing Rider not to start in some cases, and an issue causing changes in an F# file to be ignored when other files in the project were analyzed.

You can download ReSharper 2021.1.5 and Rider 2021.1.5 from our website or update either product by using the Toolbox App.

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