Matthias

MacOS… i’m not sure if Homebrew used the notarized. probably not, because i had to confirm “possibly dangerous”.

Acshually!!! :))

Last time I checked there was no Homebrew installer, so I just defaulted to the web app. Now it should all be fine.

Published a big update to the Graph Viewer:
github.com/KirillOsenko...

Also an ability to view arbitrary directed graphs in .dot format, as I found this layered graph representation to be quite useful for other things, such as viewing assembly dependencies.

Is there any chance the web app can be updated? Last few times I received “unsupported format version” or similar. always had to launch my VM 🥲

ughh :/ get well man!

actually... could be worse... judging by the things I've experienced in the last 2 months

This idea has been part of Nuke since 2017. It was repeatedly brought up in discussion with microsoft folks from different users. Glad that it’s finally considered after such a long time.

If it's the same code that was just working, and you've checked timestamps, then logs would indeed be helpful. I assume the lazy code was actually executed.

If it happens again, just remember my previous message :)

For me this only happened when symbols are unavailable. When symbols are loaded correctly, you should see a checkmark for each breakpoint.

Could you check once more under Debug > Modules whether the expected assembly is loaded, and whether its last-modified timestamp correlates to your compilation?

coming up with ideas is definitely a limited one

- Sometimes – code review / suggestions
- Often – prototyping new stuff
- Regularly – commit message generation
- Automatically – processing continuous data with AI endpoints

PS: i swear i'm not the human from OP 🤞

First things first: This message was written by a human 🙃
And this human is curious – if you use AI in your development, what sort of tasks do you regularly hand off to it? Testing, documentation, architecture guidance, code review...?
And on the flip side: Any tasks you never trust the AI with?

many rows of multiple rectangles per row, each rectangle is the project name, some rectangles are bigger and bluer (they are referenced more). One rectangle is selected and green, it has outgoing arrows above it that point to other rectangles, with purple border. Those are the referenced projects. Arrows also go down, to rectangles with green borders. Those are projects that reference the selected one.

New in MSBuild Structured Log Viewer:

Project Reference Graph

New tab that shows the project graph layered by project "height". Each project only references projects above it.

Clicking a project highlights all directly referenced projects above, and all projects below it that reference this one.

Let me know what you think 😉

Inlay Hints in ReSharper for Visual Studio Code

ReSharper for @vscode.dev make sense of your code at a glance 😏

🏷️ Argument names
➰ Lambda parameter types
🕵️ Anonymous and tuple types
📊 Per-line method calls
⚠️ #pragma warning insights

Visual cues. Zero guesswork. 🙌
jb.gg/rsrp-in-vsc

😵😵😵

Aspire resource diagram

Recently added an ability to show #aspire resource diagrams to our Rider plugin. Looks pretty cool

Happy birthday! 🥳

I added the ParallelTestFramework package by @meziantou.net to my project, and suddenly I don’t have to wait for my tests to finish any longer.

LOVE IT 🤩

Ah thanks. I did not notice there are two.

Do you remember what kind of issues perhaps? Ambiguity?

I guess every kind of library author should check out PolySharp. I definitely will.

It's really worth checking on the shortcuts in #ReSharper for #VSCode.

I've updated a bunch of actions, including:
- Quick-Fix... (Alt-Enter 😛)
- Show Editor Context Menu (Refactorings)
- Reveal File in Explorer
- Expand/Shrink Selection (🔥)

My feather-weight ReSharper 🪶

That’s the way :)

You should be able to temporarily avoid this issue by disabling "Send Usage Statistics". Would be great to have you re-enable it once the certificate has been renewed. Sorry for the inconvenience! 🫣

It's been reported already: youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-...

a teddy bear wearing a red shirt and a name tag is sitting in front of a printer . ALT: a teddy bear wearing a red shirt and a name tag is sitting in front of a printer .

Rider and ReSharper are now officially on #BlueSky... Go and follow to stay up-to-date with your favorite tools! 😉

@jetbrains-rider.bsky.social
@resharper.bsky.social

JetBrains ReSharper has just become available as a C-sharp development productivity extension for Microsoft Visual Studio Code

ReSharper in #VSCode: Public Preview Begins! 🚀
The legendary C# productivity toolkit has just become available for Visual Studio Code. Your editor may change, but your ReSharper benefits remain.

Dive into the details here: jb.gg/rs-in-vscode...
#dotnet #visualstudio #csharp #.net #jetbrains

CLion joins Rider, WebStorm and RustRover with a free for non-commercial version! Want to learn CMake based C++? CLion’s got you covered!

ReSharper is komplett dotnet. Nur die IDEs basieren auf Java. Rider 50/50.

that's a lot of excitement for an ended vacation :D