I am giving the JetBrains Rider IDE a try for Windows development with WPF. (I am on day 1 of my 30 day trial period.)
So, as I am running (debugging) my application, I notice that something is not right on the screen.
I open up the corresponding XAML file from within Rider, I edit it in a way that should result in a big visual difference, but nothing happens on the screen of my application. I save the XAML file from within Rider, still nothing happens on my application. I restart my application, then I see the changes.
With Visual Studio the XAML would be hot-reloaded every time I changed it, so I could see what I was doing without having to restart the application. It was buggy, but still better than nothing.
So:
Does Rider have this feature at all?
Is there some magic trick that enables it?
I noticed that hot-reloading of XAML seems to be supported by Rider in the context of Xamarin, but I am doing WPF, so I assume that's irrelevant for me; is my assumption right?
Is there any solution in DotNet for accomplishing the same thing programmatically? (E.g. I click a button on my app and my app somehow reloads its XAML.)