made compatible with Rider 2024.1.5

[abieganski]

Hi @DeagleGross, I think I managed to make it compatible with the latest Rider (2024.1.5).

110 files changed, I know... But I had to sort of start from scratch -- get the latest Rider plugin template and copy stuff from your code over into it.

[DeagleGross]

Hey,
thanks for contribution.

Why 2024.1.5 is not compatible with an existing code base and you had to re-do it completely? Before it was relatively easy to support new versions: i.e. #27

Also at least - why did you delete a ci pipeline? How can we make sure tests work? :)

[abieganski]

Yeah, so I tried to just change the version number and upgrade the nuget packages -- and that's when a nuget package dll hell broke loose. I could not get the packages to not conflict.

Also at least - why did you delete a ci pipeline? How can we make sure tests work? :)

Ooops, this is my first time dealing with a Rider plugin, I knew I'd mess something up.
I put all the tests back in now.

[abieganski]

OK, I brought back lots of stuff that I missed when copying over.
I think everything should be there now.

[abieganski]

Hi @DeagleGross, it looks like all the tests have passed. Would you like to publish this version?

[DeagleGross]

I don't see any tests being run. Log of CI just says build happened. Maybe i miss something

[abieganski]

Hi @DeagleGross, me again :)

So I changed tack: reverted to the latest main, and then made the necessary changes in build.gradle etc.

Afterward I had to reference newer versions of the JetBrains nuget packages -- I changed the Nuget package references manually in the csproj files, and was able to get rid of the version conflicts.

Finally, I ran the tests locally and had to make some small adjustments in the *.gold files.

If you could approve the build/CI workflow now, we should be able to see if everything works.

Thanks!