Latest Rider - Asp.Net Core MVC - How can I set Resource.resx code generator to use public instead of internal?

Hi gang,

I'm trying to use a localization resource from a .cshtml file...  seems like something I should need to do for localized web pages..   I did the following:

1. Add a new "Resource.resx" file to the project at the top-level folder
2. Go to one of my Index.cshtml files
3. On the typical `ViewBag.Title` assignment line, highlight the string literal, right-click -> Refactor... -> Refactor This... -> Move to resource
4. Pick the `Resources.resx` file as the target
5. Next...

When the dust settles, the new resource has been added to the resx, and the C# code generation has been run..  and the resource string is referenced instead of the string literal...   except there's a red squiggly under that reference, and it's complaining `Cannot access internal class Xyz here`.

Looking at the generated class, sure enough... it's `internal` instead of `public`.

After googling a bunch, most hits are talking about Visual Studio and a droplist in the resource editor tool that lets you specify public vs. internal (eg. https://www.devcurry.com/2013/02/aspnet-mvc-using-resource-files-to.html ). Some other hits talked of using `PublicResXFileCodeGenerator` instead of a default `ResXFileCodeGenerator`... but again, nothing w.r.t. how to do this in Rider (eg. https://www.devcurry.com/2013/02/aspnet-mvc-using-resource-files-to.html ).  I did find one Rider-specific post that appears to be out of date (see: https://rider-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360000174464-Change-access-modifier-of-resx-to-public )... the File Properties -> Diagnostic section for my resx file does not include a `Generator` setting.

What is the current proper way to be able to manage resources with Rider such that I can access the resource strings in Razor view code?

Thanks,

Tyler