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Bug Fixes for ReSharper 2024.1.4 and Rider 2024.1.4 Are Now Available! 

Alexander Kurakin
Alexander Kurakin

The new bug fixes for the 2024.1 release are available to download. 

ReSharper

ReSharper 2024.1.4 fixes a couple of notable issues:

  • We’ve fixed a StackOverflow exception on calling Find Usages or Go to Declaration features on strings from resources (RSRP-496787).  
  • We’ve eliminated a code analysis error that occurred when referencing .NET Framework 4.8.1 in a .NET 8 project (RSRP-496682). 

You can find the full list of fixed issues here.

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Rider

In addition to fixed issues from ReSharper, Rider 2024.1.4 delivers several important fixes of its own: 

  • No more deadlocks in solutions with .editorconfig files (RIDER-107157).
  • Rider doesn’t lose Blueprint usages in Unreal Engine solutions if changes are made to Blueprints (RIDER-112251).

For the full list of fixed issues, please refer to this page.

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