If you want to disable the debug mode, use with the label : "false". By adding these bits of code to the docker-compose.yml file, you can specify how and if you want to run and debug your applications.įor example, if you want to disable the fast mode for some of your services, you can set a .mode: "false" label for them. Rider 2023.2 will make it easier for you to fine-tune the run configuration of Docker Compose through the introduction of labels. This means you get access to the rich code editing experience sooner, while the assets are still being indexed in the background.Ĭlick here to learn more about what Blueprints support in Rider has to offer. Optimized Blueprint indexing for Unreal Engineįor Rider 2023.2, we’ve optimized the way Rider handles Blueprint indexing, leading to a drastic improvement in solution loading time.īy classifying Blueprints as secondary resources, Rider is now able to index all of your code before looking at your assets. To enable this feature, open the kebab menu (three dots) in the Solution Explorer and then select Tree Appearance | Sort by Modification Time. This new functionality automatically reorders the files whenever the changes in your project are saved. Rider 2023.2 EAP 4 brings the long-awaited option to arrange your files in the Solution Explorer based on their modification time.
File sorting by modification time in the Solution Explorer If you have multiple pinned configurations, you can easily rearrange them by dragging and dropping within the list. To add a run configuration to the Pinned section, open the kebab menu (three dots) next to its name and select Pin.
To make managing multiple run configurations easier, we’ve implemented the option to pin preferred configurations in the Run widget. User experience Pinned run configurations in the Run widget For example, Rider will suggest navigating to Person when using the Go to declaration action from the var keyword of a variable with the ImmutableArray? Type. Previously, navigating from a var keyword of such variables would immediately take a developer to declarations or usages of Nullable instead of the underlying type they were looking for.Īll navigation actions ( Go to…, Find Usages, etc.) now suggest underlying types when navigating from var for common types used to wrap other types. It’s common for developers to have a variable with a wrapper type such as Nullable, ValueTuple, or KeyValuePair in their code. Rider 2023.2 EAP 4 introduces improved navigation from var keywords. Improved navigation from var declarations The latest EAP build for Rider 2023.2 has just been released and is available for download! Let’s take a look at what’s inside.
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