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After the solution is built successfully, create a zip archive with the following structure:. However, it's worth noting that Rider SDK doesn't equal to ReSharper SDK, and some adjustments in the plugin might be needed. The code should mostly just recompile easily.
Uninstall package and install package instead. Open your ReSharper extension solution in Rider and press Manage NuGet Packages in the context menu.