Rider 2026.2 EAP 5: Code Quality Checks for Your AI Agents, and More. | The .NET Tools Blog

Rider 2026.2 EAP 5 is now available, bringing a faster startup flow with the new non-modal Welcome screen and quality-check hooks for AI agents. If you’re catching up on the 2026.2 EAP cycle, be su

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Rider 2026.2 Early Access Program Begins With Performance Improvements | The .NET Tools Blog

The Early Access Program (EAP) for Rider 2026.2 is now open, and the first preview build for the upcoming major release is already out.  There are several ways for you to get your hands on the

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JetBrains Rider 2026.1: More AI Choice, Stronger .NET Tooling, and Expanded Game Dev Support

https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2026/03/30/rider-2026-1-released/

#dotnet #rider #gamedev #csharp #jetbrains #jetbrainsrider #ai #webdev

Rider 2026.1 Release Candidate Is Out! | The .NET Tools Blog

The Rider 2026.1 Release Candidate is ready for you to try. This upcoming release brings improved support for the .NET ecosystem and game development workflows, as well as refinements to the overal

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Why didn't I find this great feature of Rider earlier?
It makes initialising records so much easier.

And with a quick invocation of Fantomas, the record is reformatted to match our settings regarding { } alignment. We prefer the Aligned option.

#fsharp #JetBrainsRider

I finally have a #Suetum program actually running to its end!!!

As the #Versu papers suggested, the actual program is insanely long for such a simple interaction (it's about 120 lines), but after all, the interesting part is that this puts the basis for multiple, interacting practices.

So, during the holidays I'll probably put up a basic support for the editor (would love that to be #JetbrainsRider, but I've only created #vscode extensions!) and debugging tools!

#praxis

I can't believe how good the Azure DevOps Plugin for IntelliJ by @jgafner is.

It's got all the features you can think of so you never have to use the Azure DevOps web UI again. Especially being able stay in the IDE for PR code reviews is very helpful.

Anyone who has to work with Azure DevOps and uses a JetBrains IDE should check it out.

https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/22319-azd

#AzureDevOps #JetBrains #JetBrainsRider #dotnet

Azd - IntelliJ IDEs Plugin | Marketplace

Azure DevOps pull requests integration. Based on Jetbrains GitHub/GitLab plugins, AZD will streamline your development with Azure DevOps. AZD plugin integrates with...

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Does anyone know how to setup a #devcontainer for #Android development with #dotnet and #JetbrainsRider ?

I can get the container running, and build the project, but can't get the emulator to work to add a virtual device, nor make my physical phone show in the devices panel.

#askFedi #androiddev #devcontainers

@bradwilson I saw your issue about #JetBrainsRider not supporting @xunit v3 with Microsoft.Testing.Platfrom v2

With #dotnet 10 how would a minimal project using MTP v2 and #xunit v3 look like now.

Like this?

https://github.com/bitbonk/rider-mtp-v2-repro/pull/1

Or do I still need the xunit.v3.mtp-v2 package or even the bool msbuild properties
TestingPlatformDotnetTestSupport or UseMicrosoftTestingPlatformRunner

Update repro for final version of MTP v2 and xunit v3 by bitbonk · Pull Request #1 · bitbonk/rider-mtp-v2-repro

This might be how the project needs to looks like when I want to use MTP v2 and xUnit.net v3

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Updating #JetBrainsRider to 2025.3 with full #dotnet 10 support right now! #dotnetconf #dotnetconf2025