Wow, more JetBrains complaints than I expected. I’ve been using Rider for C# development for a while now (moved from Visual Studio - I’ve never been a VSCode fa

Wow, more JetBrains complaints than I expected. I’ve been using Rider for C# development for a while now (moved from Visual Studio - I’ve never been a VSCode fan) and, for the most part, it’s been worth it and my code has been the better for it. The analysis and linting is fantastic. So far, the AI assistant in the EAP is one of the better AI integrations I’ve used in an IDE. I’ve used it for refactoring, simplification, generating XML doc comments, finding potential problems, but not much new code generation. I’ve also got Copilot, which mainly serves as a smarter autocomplete. You do have to be careful - I’ve had it miss parameters on a refactor, but usually telling it “you missed parameter xyz” and it will correct it. But, hopefully, that’s just growing pains and it will improve.