Rider 2025.3.0.2 release notes

Rider 2025.3.0.2

Authentication for private Azure DevOps NuGet feeds now works correctly again. [RIDER-132336]
Rider now correctly uses the user’s installed .NET SDK instead of its own bundled one when compiling projects. [RIDER-131155]
Automatic import of missing namespaces now works correctly again. [RSRP-502252]
We’ve fixed false positive analysis warnings for get-only setters in .NET projects. [RSRP-502278]
Fixed a crash caused by a stack overflow in C# code analysis when resolving overloaded operators. [RSRP-502244]
Errors caused by missing or incomplete results from source generators have been resolved. Projects using .NET source generators or libraries like Vogen now load and analyze correctly without showing false red code. [RIDER-132269]
Quick-fixes that rely on Roslyn analyzers now work correctly with the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeStyle package. [RIDER-132263]
We’ve also resolved a couple of issues that used to cause long freezes. [RIDER-132136, RIDER-130284] For the full list of issues we’ve resolved in this build, please refer to our issue tracker. If you are upgrading from Rider 2025.2.X, here are the highlights of the 2025.3 release:
Day-one support for the .NET 10 SDK and comprehensive C# 14 support.
Noticeably faster startup and performance, with core functionality like code completion, search, and navigation available earlier in the startup process.
A refreshed UI, with the new Islands theme set as default.
Automatic ASP.NET and database issue detection in the Monitoring tool.
Perforce MCP support.
Game development updates, including initial Unreal Engine mobile development for Android, Unity code in IL Viewer, and typed Dictionary structures for Godot.
Improved support for native/C++ code, including highlighting in inactive preprocessor branches and debugging of constexpr code.
A smoother experience when working with OpenTelemetry traces. For the full list of updates included in this release, click here.