Rider changes variable types violating codestyle

Hello Michel,

Thank you for contacting Rider support.

Would you mind checking if you setting the following two options help?

If it doesn't help, would you mind describing the problematic scenario in more detail? (adding an additional parameter to a method)

Have a nice day!

Sorry for the very long delay, I got distracted :( 

These options are set although it looks a bit different because it is set from a .editorconfig file.

As for an example I made this method calling the not yet existing "SomeMethod".

public void test()
{
    Byte someValue = 1;
    SomeMethod(someValue);
}

When I then choose the option to generate a local function and start using Tab to navigate through the fields e.g. to rename the generated "b" it replaces the generated "Byte" by the proposed "byte". So it seems to generate correctly, but when trying to navigate it proposes the wrong type which replaces the existing correct Byte.

And more another confusing scenario. After generating SomeMethod I have:

public void test()
{
    Byte someValue = 1;
    SomeMethod(someValue);

    void SomeMethod(Byte b)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }
}

When I click on SomeMethod and select the `Refactor >> Change Signature...` option it shows the window below.
Note that it shows the type of b as "byte" in the parameters list and the preview. This is super confusing, since in the end when pressing Next it does seem to generate b as "Byte" (also when adding additional parameters). So while it generates according to settings it is showing something different which is inconsistent.

Thanks for submitting the issues. I upvoted them