So, the parent comment I replied to was in relation to needing VS 2022 for .NET 6, to which I replied that you could use Jetbrains Rider EAP, obviously for .NET 6, to accomplish the task in the linked post.

> They will ever play catch-up with platform capabilities and only offer a subset of the package.

Obviously, they are competing with a 20+yo product.

But atleast I can get all my .NET work done on Linux without needing slow bloated VS with a ton of useless features like 'unit testing for poor code choices or legacy codebases', or 'integration with the 2nd worst collaborative tool after Jira'.

> They will ever play catch-up with platform capabilities and only offer a subset of the package.

Having used both Visual Studio and Rider for many years now, one is definitely playing catch up but I’m not convinced it’s Rider.

There is an equally long list of things that Rider does and VS doesn’t. There’s a reason Resharper for Visual Studio is so popular.

I’m fond of Visual Studio but using Rider on macOS instead of VS on Windows is a much nicer experience for my .NET development (and I know it’s subjective).

Also worth bearing in mind Rider’s cost vs VS Enterprise’s eye-watering licence fees.