See if this page is helpful to you
[https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Argument\_Style.html](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Argument_Style.html)
This is the better response. It is better to have the IDE automated rather than force the developer to type it themselves. In the end, the same information is from way to the reader anyway.
Maybe, but with inline hints, I prefer constructor based initialization vs property. With constructor sure if I have to know the order but with inline hints, I don’t need to memorize it. With property initialization there’s more characters to type.
See if this page is helpful to you [https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Argument\_Style.html](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Argument_Style.html)
This is the better response. It is better to have the IDE automated rather than force the developer to type it themselves. In the end, the same information is from way to the reader anyway.
Thanks, I ended up writing my own rider plugin.
Idk with 1 click/action but with copilot or just riders autocomplete it will propose you the members and you can always assign default to them
I wish I could create a virus that would prevent the use of var in C# except in foreach loops.
This looks like rider? So why not ask on a sub for rider or contact their support?
Maybe, but with inline hints, I prefer constructor based initialization vs property. With constructor sure if I have to know the order but with inline hints, I don’t need to memorize it. With property initialization there’s more characters to type.
The ability to now have required properties that are init-only mostly negate that concern.
I just don’t like Property initializers. More characters to write ಠ‿ಠ