While they do that, their extensions won’t be available in Visual Studio 2022 right away. You can find a list of those upcoming features in the release notes.ĭuring the Visual Studio 2022 preview, our partners who build the extensions that you use and love will be working to update their extensions. There’s still some work left in moving Visual Studio to 64-bit, and a small number of the features in Visual Studio 2019 are not included in Visual Studio 2022 Preview 1. One new feature you can try right away is the update to IntelliCode – you can automatically complete code, up to a whole line at a time. You can read all about those upcoming features on the Visual Studio roadmap. What’s comingīecause most of the Preview 1 upgrades have to do with 64-bit support, we’ll be releasing an exciting slate of new features and performance improvements starting in Preview 2. During early testing of Visual Studio 2022, the same customers were able to run the IDE for days, even with solutions containing 700 (or more!) projects. Before the 64-bit upgrade, customers with this kind of solution would sometimes experience issues with Visual Studio as it ran out of memory to use in the main 32-bit process. We would particularly love to hear about your experiences working with very large and complex solutions in Visual Studio 2022. We appreciate your time in providing feedback and completing in-product surveys, which are invaluable in making Visual Studio 2022 the best developer environment for you.
We encourage you to try out the preview and use it just like Visual Studio 2019. The Visual Studio 2022 previews can be installed side-by-side with earlier versions of Visual Studio, are available in all three editions (Community, Pro, and Enterprise), and are free to use. Help us improve the quality and stability by reporting a problem within Visual Studio We really do pay attention to every bug report, suggestion, and upvote! Which you can submit from inside Visual Studio via report a problem. And to be totally transparent, the quickest way for us to get there is when real developers like you tell us where we can improve. We know that you expect quality, stability, and scalability from Visual Studio. The 64-bit conversion effort affects every part of Visual Studio, so the scope is much bigger than our usual previews.
Our key goal with this preview is to test and tune the scalability of the new 64-bit platform! With the new 64-bit platform Visual Studio is now capable of scaling to make use of all the system resources you have to improve the reliability of Visual Studio especially when working with complex solutions or using Visual Studio over long periods of time.
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