One of the longest-awaited upgrades we’ve been working on for Rider’s user experience is improved docking and multiple monitor support. It will be possible to switch the language of the IDE’s UI into Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean by installing language pack plugins, similar to the ones currently used for IntelliJ IDEA. We’re on track to deliver localized versions of Rider with the 2022.3 release. In particular, we would like to get the project tree to load immediately upon opening a solution and code highlighting to appear much more quickly on repeat startup. We’re continuing with our work to improve Rider’s startup performance. With our next release we’re aiming for Rider to be able to use information present in classes inherited from DbContext and entity classes to detect queries in Entity Framework and EF Core projects that have the potential to result in the N + 1 problem or lead to potentially returning incomplete data.

We’re continuing our work on the N + 1 problem. As always, we’re committed to delivering full support for all of them. Support for Default Interface Methods (DIM) of static members will be extended to include virtual static members with the default implementation.Ĭ# 11 includes many other features, such as list patterns, UTF-8 strings, ref-fields, and file-local types. In particular, we’re working on supporting language injections in such strings as well as adding actions to convert regular strings to raw ones. We’re currently finalizing the implementation of support for raw strings. Now let’s get started! Code Analysis C# 11 Keep in mind that plans are always subject to change, and some features and fixes may have to be postponed to a later release.Īlso, you may want to check out the ReSharper 2022.3 roadmap, as some of those features will be coming to Rider as well. With the start of a new release cycle of our Early Access Program (EAP) just around the corner, we think it’s time to share our plans for Rider 2022.3.

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