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This sounds trivial, and it is. But if you have a Visual Studio background and are trying out JetBrains Rider for the first time, this may not be apparent how to setup launching multiple projects in JetBrains Rider.
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This entire week I’ve almost exclusively used Rider. I’ve used some of the early EAP’s, but not on an actual project.
One of the first roadblocks I hit was trying to figure out how to launch multiple projects from my solution.
Thankfully, it didn’t take me too long to figure out. However, I then had a colleague ask me the very next day how to do it, as he was also trying it out for the first time.
Run Configurations
Under the Run > Edit Configurations... menu, brings up a dialog where you can manage different configurations. Under the .NET Projects, you will have one default entry that points to an existing project. Create any new .NET Project entries to any other executable projects you have in your solution.
Compound
Next, to run multiple configurations together at once, create a Compound configuration and add your .NET Projects to it.
As I mentioned, it’s pretty trivial but maybe not obvious to someone not familiar with JetBrains IDE’s.
Rider Review
I’m looking forward to the next couple weeks using Rider. I plan on giving a full review after I’ve given it is paces with real project work.
Are you using Rider? How are you enjoying it? I’d love to hear your comments below or on Twitter.
The JetBrains Rider editor package integrates support for the JetBrains Rider .NET Integrated Development Environment (IDE), into the Unity Editor. This package provides an end-point for Rider to call different Unity APIs and to generate .csproj and .sln files, which Rider uses to implement support for Unity in its plug-in.
This package ensures that IDE features like autocomplete suggestions and flagging dependency conflicts work in Rider. It uses .cproj and .sln files which store information about your project such as:
- Versioning information
- Build files
- Platform requirements
- Web server or database settings
Not all code in Unity is directly visible to code editors, particularly when using packages. This is because packages don’t provide their own .csproj files, and Unity doesn’t create them for installed packages by default. This means that IDE features like autocomplete suggestions and flagging dependency conflicts do not work with code in these packages. The purpose of this package is to produce the .csproj files that make these features possible by default when you use Rider.
Installation
As of Unity version 2019.2, this package comes as a part of the default Unity installation. If you are updating your project from an older version of Unity, you might need to install this package via the Package Manager.
Requirements
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This version of the JetBrains Rider editor package is compatible with the following versions of the Unity Editor:
- 2019.2.6 or later
To use this package, you must have the following third-party products installed:
- JetBrains Rider version 2019.3 or newer
For more information about the Rider IDE, see the JetBrains Rider documentation.
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Submitting issues
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This package is maintained by JetBrains and Unity. Submit issues to the JetBrains/resharper-unity/issues GitHub page. Unity intends for this package to become accessible to the public on GitHub in the future.