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To implement settings layers support in a JetBrains Rider plugin, you need to understand Rider's three-layer settings system and use the ReSharper Platform SDK APIs. Here's how to do it:

Understanding Settings Layers

JetBrains Rider uses a layered settings system where higher layers override lower ones[^2]:

1. Personal layer - User-specific settings for the current solution
2. Team-shared layer - Settings shared across the team (stored in VCS)
3. Computer/Global layer - Settings stored on the local machine for all instances

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Architecture & Design Philosophy

Core Principles

• KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) - Prioritize simplicity over theoretical completeness. Start with the simplest solution that works. Complexity must justify itself through concrete, current needs.
• Iterative Development - Build incrementally. Defer decisions until you have enough information. Don't solve problems you don't have yet.
• Code is Fluid - Architecture evolves. If you need something later, add it then. Removing

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#####################################################################
## BASIC SETTINGS
#####################################################################

[user]
    name = # your name here
    email = # your email here
[init]
    defaultBranch = master
[core]

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# File: .github/actions/download-tar/action.yml
name: Download Tar Artifact
description: >
  Download and extract a tar artifact that was previously uploaded in the workflow by the upload-tar
  action

inputs:
  name:
    description: Artifact name
  path:

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

split_arg() {
    split=(${1//|/ })
    yml="${split[0]}"
    sleep_duration="${split[1]}"
}

service_start() {
    split_arg $1