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Unfortunately JetBrains seems to no longer provide new EAP builds. I'll try to scour the internet for the latest available version but for nearest future there seems to be no new versions to be expected.

@dszryan @erp.lsf can you update the package or let me do it? I have the update prepared locally :)

@erp.lsf - done. apologies have been AFI (away from internet)

Greetings, Could you please add me as a maintainer if you don't have time right now to work on it? I'd like to keep it up-to-date. Thanks,

seems you are right staticlibs has no effect

i have the following in my bash environment

export DOTNET_ROOT=/usr/share/dotnet
export MSBuildSDKsPath=$(/usr/bin/find /usr/share/dotnet/sdk -maxdepth 2 -type d | /usr/bin/grep -E '.*/Sdks$' | /usr/bin/sort -z | /usr/bin/head -n1);

and the installer takes care of the rest

For me, the staticlibs option had no effect in alleviating the hang on "Connecting to ReSharper host", but checking the log did point to the problem. The latest release of dotnet-sdk, 'dotnet-runtime, etc. for Arch is 5.0, and it is looking for version 3.1.

Explicitely installing the 3.1 version dotnet-runtime and dotnet-targetting-pack alongside the 5.0 versions solved the problem immeditiately for me.

@rast thank you...have updated the build

if rider shows an error on first startup and then hangs on "connecting to resharper host", edit PKGBUILD and reinstall: yun need to change options line to this:

options=('!strip' 'staticlibs')

Is there an ETA when this might be updated? The current package can no longer even be used, as it is now multiple versions behind the upstream.

new to arch package build; will do what I can... the updated build installs as 'rider-eap' and does not conflict with 'rider'.

hope this build works for you as well.

NB: if $DOTNET_ROOT is defined, the package install will use that version for Resharper.Host (and not the bundled version). just realised this is the fix for @coder2000 issue.