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Tag Archives: Rider
Running and debugging a .NET project in Rider
As developers, a good share of our time is spent debugging the software we are writing. The debugger is an invaluable tool not only to track down bugs, but also to help us understand what a piece of code is … Continue reading
Running Entity Framework (Core) commands in Rider
A while back, we received a very interesting question: how can we run Entity Framework commands like adding migrations or updating the database, in Rider? @JetBrainsRider how do I run EF commands in Rider? in VS I use the pkg manager … Continue reading
Rider 2017.1 – JetBrains .NET IDE hits RTM
Today, a certain cross-platform .NET IDE hits its greatest milestone so far: Rider 2017.1 RTM is now available for download and purchase. If you’re an All Products Pack subscriber, the license covers Rider: just start using it right away. What … Continue reading
Rider Release Candidate: performance, refactorings, Unity and more!
Good news, everyone! GREAT news everyone! The Rider Release Candidate (RC) build is now available for download! With this Release Candidate, we’re taking a big step towards Rider’s first release, we’re almost there. The RC is a release configuration build, … Continue reading
Rider EAP 24 includes performance fixes, F# Interactive
We have a new Rider EAP build for you today. Highlights of this build include performance and memory consumption fixes, Unity support improvements, and F# Interactive, accompanied by a few dozens of bug fixes.
Rider EAP 23: .NET Core debugger is back, Code Cleanup, and more
There’s a new Rider EAP build available for download, and it’s full of changes, large and small, including Code Cleanup, new project and solution settings, VB.NET project templates, F# unit testing, an updated console, per-framework Solution Wide Analysis results, as … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET Core, ASP.NET, C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, code style, debugger, EAP, F#, Rider, unit testing, VB.NET
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Incremental build in Rider
In my opinion, the best features are just a checkbox that enables powerful scenarios. Rider has features like this, and one of them is called incremental build. Behold! Incremental build reduces the time needed to build a solution by only building projects … Continue reading
Rider EAP 22: Xamarin iOS, unit testing improvements, compound run configurations and more
Good news, everyone! A new Rider EAP build is now available for download! As always, a fresh EAP means we’ve been fixing a number of bugs, improved existing features and added some new ones. Rider EAP 22 comes with: Xamarin Mac … Continue reading
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Tagged code analysis and quick-fixes, debugger, EAP, NuGet, Rider, unit testing, Xamarin
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Local History in Rider: undo and redo on steroids
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 … Continue reading