Inspections and quick-fixes to help you write and update codebases to work in the new DOTS style.Auto-generation of authoring components to “baker” mapping code.
With Rider 2023.1, you can take advantage of the following new features: The most exciting update is the introduction of support for Data-Oriented Tech Stack (DOTS). Most of the plans that we had for Unity for this release cycle have come to fruition.
Required Keyword, Checked Operators, nameof Operator Scope. Static Interface Members, Generic Attributes, Auto-Default Structs. Learn more about how C#11 features are implemented in Rider and ReSharper from these blog posts: It looks for expressions accessing the same value (since we are introducing a variable name) and replaces all of them with the newly introduced name to consolidate all of the accesses to the same value.įor the full list of improvements to the support for C#, check out the What’s new in Rider 2023.1 page.Ĭ# support functions very similarly in Rider and ReSharper. To address this, we’ve added the Add pattern variable context action over the not null pattern. However, using the not null pattern may hinder your ability to introduce variable names for checked values. The setting consists of 2 options: empty recursive pattern syntax and negated pattern not null, where the latter is the default. Syntax style for null checking patternĪ new Syntax style setting was added to Rider 2023.1 to help you maintain a consistent style of not null checks inside the patterns. 
Rider 2023.1 introduces a set of inspections with corresponding quick-fixes to optimize and speed up your work with different types of collections by reducing the number of lookups inside them.įor example, Rider will now suggest removing redundant Contains and ContainsKey checks or using TryAdd and TryGetValue methods instead. C# support Reducing the number of lookups in collections The latest major Rider update has just been published! We invite you to explore the new features and improvements in the 2023.1 version of your favorite cross-platform.
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