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  1. These days it almost seems as if LLMs are #ILSpy's biggest "customer" - total user downloads ~9.5k vs ilspycmd ~ 12k (six day period since release of v10.0)

  2. The recording of last week's talk "Extension Everything Under the Covers" is now available youtube.com/watch?v=nP3JEbPWgEc. Slides can be found at github.com/christophwille/demo And in case you first want to watch the previous talk, please go to youtu.be/rexge_m4JR0?t=1186 #dotnet #csharp #ILSpy

  3. Interestingly enough, #dotpeek gives more accurate decompiled C# code than #ilspy - the top if statement actually does a return on equality, it doesn't check for inequality.

  4. There will be an in-person user group meetup on ILSpy end of February that is also streamed (recorded) with extension everything deconstructed plus #ILSpy engineering challenges & changes (delta July 22 - now).

  5. VS 2026 Insiders comes with #ILSpy v9.1 (#VisualStudio 17.14 ships with 8.2)

  6. #dotnet published .wasm files are now support in #ILSpy #vscode with v0.22 github.com/icsharpcode/ilspy-v, other popular format (nupkg) incoming github.com/icsharpcode/ilspy-v. Moving xplat stuff to ILSpyX is paying off.

  7. Merged initial #ILSpy decompiler support for #csharp 14 extension members on #dotnet 10 (limitations see github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/p)

  8. Extension everything #dotnet current state of affairs in #ILSpy 10

  9. And now extension starts with unit tests inside #ILSpy

  10. Our first preview of #ILSpy 10.0 is now officially available at github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/r including API diff (see the PR description for how-to use)

  11. Export as JSON is included in the #ILSpy API diff feature, and using CoPilot, you can actually turn that into a nice markdown report

  12. If anyone happens to be in Vienna Aug 1st-3rd and wants to chat #ILSpy in person, feel free to get in touch github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/i

  13. We are approaching the ten year mark of publishing our #ILSpy decompiler package on nuget.org/packages/ICSharpCode - 2.3.0 was the first one released on April 26th, 2015

  14. Our #ILSpy NuGet packages Decompiler, BamlDecompiler and ILSpyX now contain SBOMs courtesy of github.com/microsoft/sbom-tool (just landed in master)

  15. You might have seen a few commits recently that had nothing to do with #ILSpy per se - but with improving our OpenSSF score card (least privilege for workflow tokens, security.md, actually putting LICENSE where it always was supposed to be...) - and it paid off! We went up to seven (from a not all-too-shabby 5.3).

  16. We are getting close to releasing Preview 3 of #ILSpy 9. Please grab the latest bits github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/a and give it a spin!

  17. Want to meet #ILSpy team members? @siegfriedpammer and @willechristoph will be heading to Update Conference in Prague in November.

  18. If you have some time on your hands, please grab latest #ILSpy bits from github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/a (> .7780) and give the big (internal) WPF changes in ILSpy a thorough test drive - no changes in UI behavior should have slipped through, otherwise please file a bug report! (for reference: github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/i)

  19. Been using a SnapDragon X laptop during the #ILSpy developer days - except for the Bluetooth issue with an external audio device and the already-known (and expected) performance issues with our unit tests, it was a good experience (uneventful).

  20. The 2024 edition of the #ILSpy developer days is a wrap, and all team members are on their ways home. Safe travels!

  21. Over at the @avaloniaui blog, they published the first public beta release of the XPF version of
    #ILSpy for Mac avaloniaui.net/blog/ilspy-for-

  22. In a week, the #ILSpy team is meeting in Vienna for their yearly dev meeting github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/i - one discussion topic will be "Is supporting #dotnet #trimming and/or #aot a thing for our decompilation engine?" Any use cases you can think of? (most of the users we know of don't need it)