I tried to look at CTRL ALT S shortcut to see possible color schemes but I didn't find nothing. My code does not have errors or anything that could put this color on my files, I reviewed and didn't find any error. I am new to Rider IDE and don't know some basic things yet.
red files an error
EDIT: I commited to git and the majority of the files got back to normal, but one not, its the "Carroto" class, its in dark yellow but i can work. Still don't know what happened, I've never used git.
I tried to look at CTRL ALT S shortcut to see possible color schemes but I didn't find nothing. My code does not have errors or anything that could put this color on my files, I reviewed and didn't find any error. I am new to Rider IDE and don't know some basic things yet.
red files an error
EDIT: I commited to git and the majority of the files got back to normal, but one not, its the "Carroto" class, its in dark yellow but i can work. Still don't know what happened, I've never used git.
Share Improve this question edited 15 hours ago Frogguzzz asked 16 hours ago FrogguzzzFrogguzzz 12 bronze badges New contributor Frogguzzz is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering. Check out our Code of Conduct. 1- 2 Mostly a guess, but perhaps the color is referring to source control status and not an error? Are you using source control? If so, are the files being tracked by it? If not, is there a setting to disable it in the IDE? – David Commented 16 hours ago
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Reset to default 0If the color persists incorrectly, try File > Invalidate caches / Restart
That is from the files not being part of source control. Errors will show a squiggle line under the project / sln. Add them to your source control and they will be green / white.
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