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Enable and use JetBrains Rider’s Pull Request tool window in minutes. Configure OAuth tokens, view and merge PRs, and avoid common pitfalls.
Guide to choosing between NUnit, xUnit.net, and MSTest in JetBrains Rider, featuring a comparison table, trade-off analysis, and a validation workflow for test discovery.
Stop guessing why third-party NuGet packages are crashing. Learn how to use Rider's integrated decompiler to read dependency code and step into external methods during debugging.
Learn how to tune JetBrains Rider’s inspection settings to keep a 200‑file C# solution responsive without sacrificing critical bug detection. A decision guide with options, trade‑offs, and a concrete example.
Stop switching between your IDE and external API clients. Learn how to use Rider's .http files to version your API tests, automate tokens with JS scripts, and manage environments.
Use JetBrains Rider’s shared Code Style and Code Cleanup to enforce deterministic formatting and naming across a .NET team without external tools. Follow this step‑by‑step guide to import settings, enable analysis, run cleanup, and verify consistency.
Rider debugs .NET by keeping the UI client-side and using a small local debug agent that speaks Microsoft's debugger protocols. This note covers requirements, minimal design, trust boundaries, operational checks, failure modes and design change triggers.
Rider’s Structural Search & Replace lets you find and replace code patterns across an entire .NET solution. This blog walks through a real example—migrating HttpClient calls—covers SSR basics, trade‑offs, and a verification checklist so you can refactor confidently.
Stop jumping between your IDE and database manager. Learn how to use JetBrains Rider's database integration and language injection to validate SQL strings against live schemas.
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