Released: Aug 14, 2025
2025.2 中的更新
特性
ReSharper 2025.2
- The ReSharper 2025.2 release brings significant performance improvements, exciting new language features, and enhanced developer productivity across the board. With Out-of-Process (OOP) mode now available for preview and expanded support for C# 14 and C++, this release helps you write modern, reliable code faster than ever.
ReSharper C++ 2025.2
- ReSharper C++ 2025.2 adds support for an initial set of language features from the recently finalized C++26 standard. You can now easily edit code inside #if-ed out blocks with coding assistance features fully available to help you, without having to switch your active build configuration. This release also brings the first public preview of the long-awaited Out-of-Process mode that moves most of ReSharper's work to a separate process.
Rider 2025.2
- Rider 2025.2 brings Junie, JetBrains' AI coding agent, right into your IDE. You can delegate complex, multistep tasks with a prompt, and Junie will handle the rest while keeping you in control. Game developers will find plenty to love in this release, with source-level debugging for Unity shaders, support for mixed-mode debugging, and a range of improvements for Unreal Engine and Godot. And with the new OpenTelemetry plugin, you get runtime observability data like logs and metrics directly inside your IDE.
dotTrace 2025.2 and dotMemory 2025.2
- For the 2025.2 release the efforts surrounding the .NET profiling tools have been focused on improving and elevating their integration into JetBrains Rider. The Monitoring tool inside Rider has been reimagined to provide a more seamless and informative experience when analyzing application performance during development.
dotCover 2025.2
- This release introduces performance optimizations and removes support for some technologies with low usage. The following are no longer supported:
- Mono and Unity projects.
- IIS Express, WCF, WinRT, external .NET processes, and MAUI.
- The command-line runner has been updated and modernized:
- dotcover cover now handles all target types.
- XML configuration files have been replaced by text files with CLI arguments.
- The .exe runner has been removed from the NuGet package.
- dotCover is now available as a .NET tool.