Does that feature exist there? How is it able to be used? Rider official docs was useless for me within that issue.
You display class dependencies by using a dashed line with a pointed arrow that points from the client model element to the supplier model element. I think that how you provide the dependencies to the client is irrelevent at the UML level.
Open project dependency diagramChoose Tools | Architecture | Show Project Diagram from the main menu or right-click anywhere in the Solution Explorer and choose Tools | Show Project Diagram. The project dependency diagram follows your solution structure, and starts by showing all top-level items in your solution.
UPDATE:
Now the Project Diagram feature is fully supported in Rider 2020.3.
As for the class dependency feature, it is still under development.
OLD ANSWER:
posting this in case someone reached here while searching in google:
according to the jetbrains team:
the “Project Diagram” feature, which builds a diagram of dependencies between projects in a solution, is ready for a private review in a custom build of Rider 2020.3
Please, keep in mind that the 2020.3 branch is under active development now, and things may not work as expected, have bugs, and some plugins won't be compatible with such custom build
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