I tested it on Windows apps, Linux apps, services, and web apps. Resulting code is smaller, faster and more readable. Everything was manageable from VS Git tools.īTW, the new APIs VS suggested as replacement for the deprecated ones are just better. For such overkill I made recently - nothing required to be fixed manually from the console. The workaround is to start upgrading from the tree leaves, not the root (main dependency). I mean technically - it's only one issue - when you change TargetFramework in main dependency, and the rest of the projects don't support it - VS crashes, but after restarting everything works. All the time VS worked as it should, just doing its job with only a few crashes. Moving files and projects between directories, changed APIs, dependencies. I refactored a huge amount of code last 2 days. Issues are always precisely located, correct items are highlighted. well, you will have some work to do to upgrade up to the modern times.
Piece of cake.ĭo not upgrade if you have a plenty of technological debt to pay. It found some obsolete APIs in my code, flagged it and suggested what should it be replaced with. OK, I'm most delighted with the speed, code analysis and.
The tickets still hang there, don't they know they are already fixed? ) The bugs I reported - it seemed like they all went to /dev/null, however - in release version most of them are fixed. At last - VS works WITH me, not against me. NET 6.0 last 2 days and I'm really very satisfied with this version. As I was very critical about the preview versions, I must say VS 2022 is solid.
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