See exceptions in Run window?
In IntelliJ IDEA, when an application crashes, it outputs the stack trace to the run window so you can quickly and easily see why it crashed. Rider, for some reason, does not do this by default. Is there any way to enable this, or at least something remotely similar?
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Hi Andyabarnard!
I suppose it should work by default. Could you please attach a screenshot of your Run console when the application crashes? What is the type of your project? What is your Rider version?
Thanks!
I took the Avalonia music store tutorial and intentionally added a for loop that iterates out of bounds in LoadAlbums(). I just did that for demonstration purposes; the run window remains empty regardless of my project. If you mean what language, it's always C#.
When it crashes, my Run console simply contains the following:
After it crashes, there's sometimes a red window that pops up in the bottom right that gives me the option to view stacktrace.txt, which contains exactly what I'd like to see in the run window. But that window doesn't always show up.
I haven't changed any settings at all, and have actually barely used Rider because of this issue, so the issue shouldn't be related to me messing around with anything.
Rider version 2021.3.1. I just tried to update to 3.2 but the installer seems stuck. If that fixes the issue I'll edit this post.
EDIT: 3.2 did not fix the issue.
Have you checked StackTrace toolwindow, if you can see your exception here? If it does not help, could you please open an issue on our tracker for further investigation? Thank you in advance.