CS9025: The operator ‘…’ requires a matching non-checked version of the operator to also be defined.CS9024: An ‘implicit’ user-defined conversion operator cannot be declared checked.CS9023: User-defined operator ‘+’/’!’/’~’ cannot be declared checked.Rider shows all compiler errors and warnings: This helps developers create user-defined operators that operate on types where arithmetic overflow is a valid concept. We’ve added support for one more C# 11 feature – checked user-defined operators. If you want to move solution configurations back to the toolbar, just select Show Configuration on Toolbar from the list: This opens the same list that you are used to. However, if ever you need the configurations, they are still available with one click on the triangle next to the green hummer icon. From the feedback and statistics we collected, we determined that users don’t change their solution configurations often enough to justify keeping a separate widget on the toolbar at all times. To reduce clutter on the main toolbar, we’ve moved the solution configuration list to the build icon’s dropdown menu (green hammer). Hiding the Solution Configuration list on the toolbar Now you can create more space for the widget when you want or need it. If there is space available on the toolbar to extend the Run/Debug widget, you can drag the left corner and resize it. In response to your feedback, we’ve made it possible to change the width of the Run/Debug widget on the main toolbar. In light of this change, we’ve also replaced NGen with the CrossGen utility to create native images on Windows after installing Rider because it works with the. NET 6 runtime to run the backend service on all supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux. NET 6 runtime on Windows! Rider now uses the. We’ve finally migrated the Rider backend to the. NET 6 runtime for the backend on Windows You can now download Rider 2022.2 EAP1 directly from or install it via the JetBrains Toolbox App or from snapcraft.io. NET 6 runtime for the Rider backend on Windows.
The first EAP build comes with updates to the main toolbar, an early preview of MAUI support, and the long-awaited move to.
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