From Rider’s settings, under Build, Execution, Deployment | Toolset and Build, then Use MSBuild version, we can specify the Custom MSBuild executable we just extracted. Once downloaded and extracted on our machine, we can configure Rider to use it. Since all we need from the build tools is MSBuild, which is MIT-licensed, we are providing a JetBrains redistributable of MSBuild that can be used freely. NET Framework on Windows… Rider will use the tools that are available after installing the Microsoft Build Tools 2017, but these come with one caveat in their license agreement: a validly licensed copy of Visual Studio is required. Things get a bit more interesting when developing and building apps for the full. NET Core SDK which exists for Windows, macOS and Linux. The answer is simple on macOS and on Linux, where Mono can be installed. Many of our users have been asking us about how they can develop and build their applications without having Visual Studio 2017 installed. Over the past year, JetBrains Rider has become the primary IDE for many. Configure it in the settings/preferences (under Build, Execution, Deployment | Toolset and Build) and select the bundled version: 👍 This custom MSBuild version is bundled with Rider.
It can be used freely, with Rider and in other places such as a CI server/build agent. JetBrains has a custom redistributable of MSBuild, built from the MIT-licensed MSBuild repository on GitHub.MSBuild from Microsoft Build Tools 2017 requires a valid license of Visual Studio.
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