Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2022 version 17.11.1. This popular programming development environment, available in Community, Professional, and Enterprise flavors, has useful options to make programming easier in Visual C++, Visual Basic, C#, F#, and Python. The new version is fully 64-bit and features a streamlined user interface. More information about version 17.11 is available This page From Microsoft. Here are the major changes in this release:
Version 17.11.1
This release focuses on quality of life improvements for all developers and workloads. When you use Visual Studio, you want to feel empowered and productive. That’s why quality of life features are so important: they make programming a smooth and enjoyable experience, free of unnecessary hassles and headaches. We hope you love this update.
Top Bug Fixes
- Visual Studio 2022 (64-bit) Version 17.11.0 Preview 6.0 Stack Corruption When Stopping Native Application Debugging
- Xamarin Profiler has been deprecated and removed from Visual Studio.
- Xamarin.Android Designer is scheduled for deprecation and will be removed in a future update.
- TS1109 Expected error in TS expression in Razor file
- Formatted copy/paste of C# source code in Office fails
- Invalid pointer to member variable in class
- MSVC v19.37+ Generate Invalid Code for Arithmetic Expressions
- C4506 (No built-in function definition) was reported incorrectly for the template specification…
- Overloading missing integral types of cmath functions
- GitHub Copilot has a mistranslated “Reviewer” button
- After updating to VS 17.10, the size of .ilk files has increased significantly.
- Visual Studio Jump List no longer adds recently opened solutions
