Add Debug Usb Android To Rider IDE

[AlbertMontagutCasero]

Add to Attach to Run > Attach to unity Process... The game running process in android or ios device attached by USB, same as in Visual studio.

[friuns2]

its possible if enter 127.0.0.1: and copy port from visual studio

[friuns2]

or you can get port number by typing in cmd adb forward --list

[literakl]

I need to debug Oculus Go app designed in Unity. I miss this feature in Rider.

[citizenmatt]

AIUI, Oculus Go is an Android app as far as Unity is concerned, right? So if Rider supports Android USB debugging, it should support Oculus Go. Is this correct?

[literakl]

Yes, it is Android based and Unity generates APK st 8. 1. 2020 v 16:30 odesílatel Matt Ellis <notifications@github.com> napsal:

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[AlbertMontagutCasero]

Rider supports android USB debugging? My android device is plugged on to my computer. I Just generated an APK using unity with the Development Build, Script Debugging and Wait For Managed Debugger checkbox enabled as you can see.

I am currently working with rider 2019 3.1

As you can see my device is plugged on.

But when I go to the Run → Attach to Unity Process... only the editor is shown in the pop up.

My android device (Wi-Fi) is connected to the same network as it is the computer(wired)

What I am missing if Rider supports android USB debugging, same as Visual Studio?

[literakl]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-35382

[citizenmatt]

Rider currently only supports wifi debugging. The target device must be visible on the same network as the machine running Rider. USB debugging is not yet supported.

[AlbertMontagutCasero]

Ahhh, sorry I had misunderstood you! We will wait for the implementation! Really nice work!

[HnngKoos]

How's the feature coming along?

[BSimonSweet]

Any news on that ? It's strange that such basic feature is not yet implemented :/
It's possible to workaround that by getting the USB port from Visual Studio, but it is not ideal ...

[citizenmatt]

It's in progress, and it should be part of Rider 2023.1. However, you should be able to debug via wifi using the Attach to Unity Process dialog in current versions.