ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.2 Updates Out Now!

Sasha Ivanova

We’ve just released another update for ReSharper, Rider and the .NET tools version 2025.3. You can update to this version from inside those tools, using the Toolbox app or our website. 

Let’s take a look at the latest updates. 

Rider 2025.3.2

Agent Client Protocol (ACP) agent registry support

You can now browse and install ACP-compatible AI agents directly from a curated registry in the AI Chat tool window. ACP defines a standard protocol for AI coding agents, letting Rider connect to any compatible agent without custom integrations. Users can add agents from the registry and use them immediately in AI Chat.

More information in this blog post. 

Notable fixes

• Plugin suggestions based on project dependencies are shown again. [RIDER-134557]
• Go to Implementation and Ctrl+Click navigation no longer scrolls the editor to an unexpected position after opening the target file. [RIDER-133722]
• Remove (Ctrl+X) in the Find tool window now removes the selected entry from the results list again. [RIDER-132377]
• InitializeComponent calls in .NET MAUI projects are no longer incorrectly flagged as errors by code analysis. [RSRP-502255]
• .NET MAUI apps can now be deployed and run on physical Android devices when a RuntimeIdentifier is explicitly specified in the project file. [RIDER-133803]
• Solutions with multi-targeted .NET projects (e.g. MAUI projects targeting both platform-specific and plain .NET frameworks) now build correctly from a clean state, including projects that reference them. [RIDER-132476]
• Hot Reload now works correctly in projects that use the C# interceptors feature. [RIDER-126990] 
• Hot Reload now works correctly for Blazor WebAssembly standalone projects targeting .NET 10. [RIDER-133277]
• Unreal Engine code vision inlays are now vertically centered relative to the line they annotate, restoring correct alignment in the editor. [RIDER-132075]
• Solution-Wide Error Analysis now reuses precalculated diagnostics from document analysis, reducing update latency while typing. [RIDER-133684]
• The ConstantExpected inspection now respects the [ConstantExpected] attribute transitively and no longer raises warnings when values are passed through annotated parameters. [RSRP-502500]
• The OutParameterValuesAlwaysDiscarded inspection no longer reports false positives for out parameters used in C# 14 extension member syntax. [RSRP-502536]
• Recursive calls are now correctly indicated in the gutter for C# extension members. [RSRP-502225]

For the complete list of issues resolved, please see our issue tracker. 

ReSharper 2025.3.2

These are the most notable fixes included in this update:

• InitializeComponent calls in .NET MAUI projects are no longer incorrectly flagged as errors by code analysis. [RSRP-502255]
• The ConstantExpected inspection now respects the [ConstantExpected] attribute transitively and no longer raises warnings when values are passed through annotated parameters. [RSRP-502500]
• The OutParameterValuesAlwaysDiscarded inspection no longer reports false positives for out parameters used in C# 14 extension member syntax. [RSRP-502536]
• Recursive calls are now correctly indicated in the gutter for C# extension members. [RSRP-502225]
• The bundled Unity plugin now works correctly in ReSharper Command Line Tools. [RIDER-134769]
• Fixed an issue that could prevent memory profiling from starting on systems where the Microsoft-Windows-RPC ETW provider is already in use (for example, by security software).

For the full list of resolved issues included in this build, please refer to our issue tracker.

You can download the latest builds from our website (Rider, ReSharper) or via the Toolbox App. You can also update Rider as a snap.

This is our last update of the year, and we want to close with a simple message: thank you. From the .NET team at JetBrains, we wish you a happy, warm, and safe holiday season. We’ll see you in the new year!

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