I've been spending a lot of time writing web apps with ASP.NET Core on my Mac with Rider this summer. It has generally been an excellent experience, with one minor caveat.
Debugging ASP.NET integration tests has worked far better on Rider than it does on my VS2022 instance on Windows - where I have to manually trigger the debugger within the test itself. On Rider it worked as expected from the get-go.
You may run into some issues if your project depends on private NuGet feeds, primarily hosted by Azure DevOps. Rider fails to authenticate with ADO no matter what I do, so I had to fall back on manually installing those packages with the dotnet utility.
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I've been spending a lot of time writing web apps with ASP.NET Core on my Mac with Rider this summer. It has generally been an excellent experience, with one minor caveat.
Debugging ASP.NET integration tests has worked far better on Rider than it does on my VS2022 instance on Windows - where I have to manually trigger the debugger within the test itself. On Rider it worked as expected from the get-go.
You may run into some issues if your project depends on private NuGet feeds, primarily hosted by Azure DevOps. Rider fails to authenticate with ADO no matter what I do, so I had to fall back on manually installing those packages with the dotnet utility.
ADO works fine for me. Have you installed git-credential-manager[1]?
[1]: https://github.com/GitCredentialManager/git-credential-manag...