Jetbrains Rider

[archanox]

Is it possible to extend the RISC-V builds to Rider?

[Glavo]

This is relatively difficult and may not be possible. It looks like Rider includes some private binary components, such as ReSharperHost, and I can't do anything about that.

Even if those private components are optional, it seems like it would include more native binaries that would need to be replaced, some of which might require me to build it, which would make the project more testing and harder to maintain.

I will try to make some attempts to see if I can get it running, but full support will have to wait until JetBrains provides official support for the RISC-V.

[archanox]

No sweat. Just curious if it was merely adding more CI build targets.

The Dotnet 9 SDK on RISC-V isn't finished yet, so Rider probably wouldn't work well without it anyway.

[VISTALL]

I think it's impossible due they use ReSharper as backend - which is most case wrote in C#, but also there will be C++ parts. And it's fully closed.

This .NET version works at linux(riscv64) https://github.com/filipnavara/dotnet-riscv ?

Also I'm planning add riscv64 support for my IntelliJ fork which support .NET too (tested with loongarch64). My riscv64 device delayed =(

[4Darmygeometry]

Now .NET 10 has been released