Support for checked user-defined operators is another C#11 feature that made it into this release. There’s a required keyword in code completion, a required modifier in the “Modifiers order”, as well as all relevant compiler errors and warnings. Rider is now aware of the required keyword for members inside a class, struct, or record type, and is able to provide additional support for the required keyword. With our latest release we’re continuing to expand Rider’s support for the C#11 preview, starting with recognizing required members. The improvements affect both memory traffic (number of memory allocations) and memory consumption, resulting in a 5-10x memory consumption improvement and faster Solution-Wide Analysis loading. Rider’s memory usage with Solution-Wide Analysis mode turned on has been radically optimized. Solutions now load approximately 40% faster when you open them in Rider for the very first time (a process known as “cold startup”). We’ve also optimized the initial project-loading stage. NET 6 runtime and is cross-platform, which helps Rider start up and open solutions faster. The move boosted performance by leveraging this runtime’s own optimizations and enabled us to replace NGen with the CrossGen utility. Performance improvementsĪ significant portion of the work during this release cycle was focused on various performance improvements, particularly the optimization of the startup process and the solution-wide engine.įor version 2022.2, we’ve migrated Rider’s Windows backend to the. You can download the 2022.2 release build from install it via the Toolbox App, or use this snap package from the SnapCraft store (if you are using a compatible Linux distro). The latest major version of Rider is finally here! Let’s take a look at the exciting features Rider 2022.2 has in store.

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