We’ve published a couple of bugfixes a moment ago: Rider 2020.1.3 and ReSharper Ultimate 2020.1.3 are ready for you to download. Here’s how we made each tool a tiny bit better. ReSharper Ultimate 2020.1.3 In this build, you will find the following most important things we’ve managed to fix: When using nullable reference types, you have two fewer things to worry about (RSRP-478846, RSRP-477755). Solution Wide Error Analysis (SWEA) now starts as normal on some projects on which it used to hang forever. Rider 2020.1.3 The code editor no longer auto-scrolls when you type (RIDER-44278). Node

After publishing the hotfixes last week, it’s now time for regular bugfix updates. We’re pleased to present Rider 2020.1.2 and ReSharper Ultimate 2020.1.2. I’ve collected some of the most important fixes our team has made for you below. (more…)

We've all been there. Investigating a bug, making some code changes, then finding that these changes don't fix the bug. Rinse, repeat, and two hours later we realize that first attempt needed just a little tweak. How can we roll back to it if we did not commit it to Git or Mercurial? How can we roll back any change we made to the code base between source control commits? Undo only goes so far... In JetBrains Rider, there's a solution to that: Local History. It's a real-time, local version control that keeps track of changes we make to our code base. What is Local History? When we're "in