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Visual Studio 2022 17.12 will go EOL on July 14th
Visual Studio 2022 17.12 was released on May 12th, 2024, which brought support for .NET 9.0 that was released on the same day. It was one of the long term support releases, which will end this year.
On July 14th, support for this version of Visual Studio 2022 17.12 will become end of life. Updates for this version will no longer be released, and no new security updates will be done afterwards.
Meanwhile, the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 is 17.14, which will become end of life on January 13th, 2032. This is only six years away from the full retirement of Visual Studio 2022 that was released on November 8th, 2021.
If you’re still running this version of Visual Studio 2022, you’ll need to upgrade to version 17.14 using the Visual Studio Installer to benefit from the latest updates, if you prefer stability. Additionally, if you can afford the costs of migration to Visual Studio 2026, you can upgrade to this version.
#Net #C #dotnet #news #Tech #Technology #update #visualStudio #visualStudio2022 #vs #vs2022
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Visual Studio 2022 17.10 will become EOL on January 13th, 2026.
#VisualStudio #VS #VS2022 #VisualStudio2022 #TechNews #TechUpdates #csharp #programming #dotnet
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Visual Studio 2022 17.10 will go EOL on January 13th
Visual Studio 2022 17.10 was released on May 21st, 2024, which brought GitHub Copilot straight to the IDE to make the experience more seamless. It was one of the long term support releases, which will end this year.
On January 13th, support for this version of Visual Studio 2022 17.10 will become end of life. Updates for this version will no longer be released, and no new security updates will be done afterwards.
Meanwhile, the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 is 17.14, which will become end of life on January 13th, 2032. This is only six years away from the full retirement of Visual Studio 2022 that was released on November 8th, 2021.
If you’re still running this version of Visual Studio 2022, you’ll need to upgrade to version 17.14 using the Visual Studio Installer to benefit from the latest updates, if you prefer stability. Additionally, if you can afford the costs of migration to Visual Studio 2026, you can upgrade to this version.
#Net #C #dotnet #news #Tech #Technology #update #visualStudio #visualStudio2022 #vs #vs2022
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I went to use a visual studio extension today that helped upgrade older versions to newer ones, it was free, worked offline, and did a great job of converting projects while providing a helpful report of what was changed and other notes about the process. A recent update to visual studio has completely disabled this functionality and added a "Modernize" option that only works with a paid Copilot subscription. Terrible enshittification of a product, but while reading about a possible workaround, I found a nuclear take with one of the worst analogies I've ever seen anyone try to make:
https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Error-Message-when-loading-VS-20206-afte/10971375#T-N10974933#VisualStudio #VisualStudio2022 #Microsoft #Copilot #DotNet #enshittification
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You can apply Visual Studio 2026 UI to your Visual Studio 2022!
#VS2022 #VS #VS2026 #VisualStudio #VisualStudio2022 #VisualStudio2026 #csharp #programming #dotnet #TechNews #TechUpdates
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How to apply Visual Studio 2026 UI to your Visual Studio 2022
Visual Studio 2026 brings a refined design that increases your productivity while reducing clutter. This renewed design language is based on the Microsoft Fluent Design system. However, this was being secretly under development during the whole Visual Studio 2022 lifetime, and it was most notable during 2023 when a blog article was made.
An open source Visual Studio extension is finally here to manage feature flags, and, thankfully, it includes many interesting features flags not normally shown in the entire Visual Studio 2022 IDE settings. However, it comes with a warning that those flags might destabilize the whole IDE, depending on the changes made. The extension is called Feature Flags by Paul Harrington.
First, install the Feature Flags extension. You can install it by going to Extensions > Manage Extensions.
After that, search for “feature flags,” and press the Install button on the “Feature Flags” extension.
After that, close Visual Studio, and the VSIX installer should pop up automatically.
Once installation completes, open Visual Studio, and go to Tools > Options > Feature Flags. After that, enable
Shell.ExperimentalStylesand disableShell.ClassicStyles.Once done, press OK and restart Visual Studio. You can see the comparison pictures of what Visual Studio 2022 will look like before and after the changes have been made. Your Visual Studio 2022 now looks like Visual Studio 2026!
Before (classic)After (VS2026)Additionally, Visual Studio has all the Fluent style themes that you can easily change by going to Tools > Themes and selecting a theme.
The following light themes are available:
- Bubblegum (red)
- Cool Breeze (blue)
- Icy Mint (light blue)
- Mango Paradise (orange)
- Silky Pink (light pink)
- Sunny Day (yellow)
The following dark themes are available:
- Cool Slate (dark blue)
- Juicy Plum (purple)
- Moonlight Glow (blue)
- Mystical Forest (green)
- Spicy Red (red)
If you don’t like any of those themes, you can switch to Light and Dark themes at any time.
Are you excited about Visual Studio 2026?
#news #Tech #Technology #update #visualStudio2022 #VisualStudio2026 #vs #vs2022 #VS2026
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For the C# programmers out there, is there a reason I shouldn't add csc.exe to my environment variables in order to access the compiler outside of Visual Studio? I'm trying to figure out if it's doing more stuff behind the scenes or if it's just Microsoft being a bellend as usual.
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#visualstudio 2010 on #windowsxp on a 32 Bit Core Duo @ 1.6Ghz, with 1 Singular GB of RAM, is significantly faster at doing everything from loading a project to compiling to debugging than freaking #visualstudio2022 on a #AMD #Ryzen 5800X3D with 48GB of RAM on an SSD.
It's a terrible old laptop and it's somehow a better development platform.
If only you could plug in modern dotnet into VS2010.
But also wow #microsoft what happened.
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⌨️ ¿Conocías estos atajos de teclado de #VisualStudio2022?
#VisualStudiohttps://notodoesprogramacion.net/2024/07/cinco-atajos-de-teclado-comunes-en-visual-studio-2022/
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Microsoft released an update for #VisualStudio 2022 v17.10 for Windows.
The new release contains multiple performance enhancements, such as quicker loading for Windows Forms designer and .NET solution, and reduced DLL overhead in specific scenarios.
Details on #InfoQ 👉 https://bit.ly/3WcljSa
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PSA!
To those who were suffering from IDE crashes in VS2022.10 Preview 1 and ReSharper C++ 2023.3.3 (like me):
Apparently, those are gone with VS2022.10 Preview 2 and ReSharper C++ 2023.3.4 (both out as of today)
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On Friday, in one solution, 100s of tests started failing. It turned out to be just for me, not for everyone.
So what changed? I tracked it down to a #visualstudio #visualstudio2022 update, and this new feature "Build acceleration" https://davecallan.com/build-acceleration-available-visual-studio-2022-17-5/
Is there a quick fix, to turn this feature off globally across the whole machine? It's gonna hit other people soon.
Related, recent VS builds have had loads of issues - slowdowns, error messages. Quality is not great.
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"Stick to Thread" extension for #VisualStudio2022
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vsdbgplat.StickToThread -
Explore the latest in Visual Studio 2022 - create pull requests seamlessly in-IDE, leverage Markdown editing, and enjoy a refined collaborative coding experience. 🤝
Dive into the future of efficient teamwork!
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#VisualStudio2022 17.8 Preview 3 is here, packed with improvements based on community feedback. Almost 100 tickets resolved!
Additionally, there are some new features: an “Update on Close” option, Unreal Engine macro specifier suggestions, structured diagnostics, and an upgrade in SQL Server Data Tools.
Read #InfoQ for more details: https://bit.ly/473MBxn
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 gets a significant boost in Debugging Speed https://www.kunal-chowdhury.com/2023/08/visual-studio-2022-debugging-improvements.html
Discover Microsoft's Visual Studio 2022 revamp! Dive into faster debugging, optimized PDB files, and more. Tailored for developers. #VisualStudio #VisualStudio2022
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#VisualStudio2022 rolled out an in-IDE file comparison feature. Say goodbye to toggling between apps. Dive into smoother coding now!
#VS2022Updates #VisualStudio #CodingMadeEasy #dev #WinDev #WebDev
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Here's (https://tinyurl.com/visualstudio-2022-v1764-update) the latest bug fixes and performance enhancements in Visual Studio 2022 version 17.6.4.
Enhance your coding experience today! #VisualStudio #VisualStudio2022 #VS2022
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VS2022s code analysis service is a memory and CPU chewing hog.
With the upgrade to .net 6 I had to leave my beloved VS2017 behind. Its been painful ever since.
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If you get "This reference is invalid or unsupported" when trying to add a reference in #visualstudio #VisualStudio2022 then read this issue https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/This-reference-is-invalid-or-unsupporte/10298605?viewtype=all #dotnet
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🧑🚀 Las tabulaciones y los espacios no son distinguibles a simple vista, pero Visual Studio trae una opción para facilitar su visualización.
👉 Este es el primero de una serie que quiero hacer para dejar bien la configuración de #VisualStudio
#DotNet #VisualStudio2022
🔗 https://www.notodoesprogramacion.es/2023/02/tabulacion-en-visual-studio-i/
