Other tabs like Memory and Parallel Stacks are hidden, but you can show them via the Options Menu (the nut icon). New UI for the Debug tabĪ new UI is coming to the Debug tab! We have lots of changes to talk about.īy default, there are three tabs: Threads & Variables, Console, and Debug Output. Please note that the Hot Reload feature and Blazor Debugging for. If you experience any issues, please let us know. NET 6 SDK, including project templates, target frameworks, and creating/running/debugging projects targeted to the new SDK. Starting from this EAP, Rider officially provides initial support for. Here, you can see all the errors that the Solution Wide Error Analysis found in the whole solution. All Solution Files: This is the new home for the SWEA tool window.
You could previously find most of the same diagnostic messages in the Event Log tool window.
It works the same way as in IntelliJ IDEA – the Inspection widget located at the top of the vertical scrollbar leads directly to this tab. Current file: Here, you can find all of the errors, warnings, suggestions, and hints which Rider code analysis found in the file you are currently looking at.
Having all potential problems for a solution in one place can be helpful, which is why we are happy to introduce the “ Problems View“! The Problems View (the “ Problems” tab in Rider UI) is a tool window that aggregates all of the potential issues that exist in a solution, such as project loading errors, failed NuGet restore processes, inspections from the open file, and all SWEA errors. Let’s take a look at what we have inside.
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