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Refactoring that extracts members from a selected class to?a?new base class in both C# and Visual BasicĬode cleanup has new configuration options that can apply formatting and file header preferences set in your EditorConfig file across a single file or an entire solutionĬode fix to remove the in keyword where the argument should not be passed by reference Inline method refactoring to help replace usages of static, instance, and extension method within a single statement bodyĬode fix to convert instances of typeof to nameof in C# and GetType to NameOf in Visual BasicĬ# and Visual Basic support for inline parameter name hints that inserts adornments for literals, casted literals, and object instantiations prior to each argument in function calls Refactoring that introduces the new C# 9 not pattern matching syntax when a suppression operator is present NET Productivity:Roslyn analyzers are now included in the. Observe clone progress through a new modal dialog with the option to move the process to the background View branch names in the merge and rebase commands in the branch list context menuĪccess Git commands through the context menu in Solution Explorer and the Editor Get prompted to create a pull request after pushing a branch to your remote Modify the history view and search for commits through a tool bar in the Git Repository windowįetch, pull, and push from the incoming and outgoing commits sections in the history graph of a branch View and select from a list of solutions in Solution Explorer after opening a repository Single click to switch between branch histories in the Git Repository window The default source control provider is now Git instead of TFVC Open a Git repository from a list of your local repositories in the Git menu View success and error messages for Git commands at the top of the Git Repository windowĬreate a new branch from an Azure DevOps work item Open the Git Repository window at any time through the Git Changes window, the View menu, and the Status barįetch, Pull, and Push from multiple remotes in the Git Changes window
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Git Productivity:Learn more about how to use all the Git features in our new online documentation Support for ARM64 projects using clang-cl. The Visual Studio debugger now has support for char8_t. Several large applications and AAA games see between 2 to 4 times faster linking. debug:full link performance improved by multi-threading pdb creation. You can now debug Linux core dumps on a remote Linux system or WSL directly from Visual Studio.įor C++ Doxygen comment generation, we added additional comment style options (/*! and //!).Ĭompiler support for lambdas in unevaluated contexts Missing build tools in Linux projects will now issue a warning in the toolbar and a clear description of the missing tools in the error list.
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Our code analysis tools now support the SARIF 2.1 standard: the industry standard static analysis log format. Upgraded version of CMake shipped with Visual Studio to CMake 3.18.
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Our STL now has support for the majority of C++20 Ranges.Ĭonditionally trivial special member functions are now supported in MSVC.Ĭ11 and C17 are now supported under the /std:c11 and /std:c17 switches.Īdditional STL improvements include full support for std::atomic_ref, std::midpoint and std::lerp and std::execution::unseq, optimizations for std::reverse_copy, and more. IntelliSense now provides support for C++20 and headers, and rename and browsing for concept definitions.
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