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I've used Unity with Rider, but I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an decent example of such : .gitignore

You might need to customize it a bit to your suiting; you can easily check what files would be included if you used git add --all by using the git status command, which should give you the necessary information to identify the exclusion patterns you need to add to your .gitignore

I've used Unity with Rider, but I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an example of such : .gitignore

You might need to customize it a bit to your suiting; you can easily check what files would be included if you used git add --all by using the git status command, which should give you the necessary information to identify the exclusion patterns you need to add to your .gitignore

I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an decent example of such : .gitignore

You might need to customize it a bit to your suiting; you can easily check what files would be included if you used git add --all by using the git status command, which should give you the necessary information to identify the exclusion patterns you need to add to your .gitignore

I've used Unity with Rider, but I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an decent example of such : .gitignore

You might need to customize it a bit to your suiting; you can easily check what files would be included if you used git add --all by using the git status command, which should give you the necessary information to identify the exclusion patterns you need to add to your .gitignore

I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an decent example of such : .gitignore

I currently don't know of a solution using Rider-native functionalities.

But you could work around the problem by using the CLI (Command line interface) and adding all your files at once (instead of one-by-one) with :

git add --all

This does 'require' you to have a decent .gitignore so you don't include bloat Unity and Rider files.

Here is an decent example of such : .gitignore

You might need to customize it a bit to your suiting; you can easily check what files would be included if you used git add --all by using the git status command, which should give you the necessary information to identify the exclusion patterns you need to add to your .gitignore