Microsoft recently released Visual Studio 2022, but of course it will continue to support version 2019. This popular programming development environment contains useful options to make programming easier in Visual C++, Visual Basic, C#, F#, and Python, among others. The full list of changes in the 2019 version can be found in the accompanying version Release Notes. In version 16.11.6, Microsoft made the following changes and improvements:
Issues addressed in this release
- Handle the occasional instance where VSInstr does not exit when using a binary tool with variable metadata.
- Fix “scope value” errors when using C++ IntelliSense.
- Under certain circumstances with a specific international language, fsi will crash when run from Visual Studio. This release fixes the issue and fsi should now work properly.
- Fixes an issue that could cause Visual Studio to create, debug, or run tests against binaries that have not been updated with the latest code changes.
- Fixes thread pool leaks during cloud services on-premises debugging.
- Add support for Android 12 APIs.
- Fixes a potential issue when closing performance profile or diagnostic tools on Windows Server machines.
- Fixes delay in VS startup.
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