How to edit the auto format in JetBrains Rider?
I'm frequently using auto format in Rider IDE but I don't like some of those formats. I already checked Editor > Code Style > C# and searched the internet but couldn't find the desired settings.
For example this what I want when auto format:
But it changes like this when auto format which I don't want:
Does anyone have an idea how to fix that?
For the attributes, you could alter the rule in Settings > Editor > Code Style > C# > Line Breaks and Wrapping > Arrangement of Attributes section > Place field attribute on the same line > Never
For a more specific layout, what you're after is the File Layout, which is located in Settings > Editor > Code Style > C# > File Layout > General / Unity which will format your code based on patterns:
There are several built-in patterns (Empty, Default, and Default with regions) but you can create your own.
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