The standard procedure for how Rider integrates with every new .NET SDK release from Microsoft is as follows:
Rider ensures that with the publication of each .NET SDK EAP version, the subsequent minor version of Rider will offer basic compatibility. This compatibility entails that all project-related functionalities operate smoothly, without any red code or build issues. However, in specific workflows/ scenarios, unexpected issues might occur. The issues might be caused either by a bug in .NET itself or by Rider. Do not hesitate to report any issues you might encounter to the Rider bug tracker. This is the best way to ensure the issue is addressed.
Once a new .NET SDK version is officially released, the subsequent major Rider version delivers comprehensive support for that specific. In practice, another newly released .NET SDK becomes fully supported in the 202N.3 major Rider release.
| .NET SDK version | Rider version | Support status |
|---|---|---|
| .NET SDK 11 Preview | Rider 2026.1-2026.2 | Basic support |
| .NET SDK 10 | Rider 2025.3 | Full support |
| .NET SDK 9 | Rider 2024.3 | Full support |
| .NET SDK 8 | Rider 2023.3 | Full support |
| .NET SDK 7 | Rider 2022.3 | Full support |
| .NET SDK 6 | Rider 2021.3 | Full Support |
| .NET SDK 5 | Rider 2020.3 | Full Support |
NET SDK can be downloaded from the Download .NET page.
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