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Visual Studio 2022 was a large change from previous versions. We released Visual Assist 2021.4 shortly before Visual Studio 2022 was released, and many of you are using it with VS2022 already.

We started work supporting VS2022 early, and weвЂ™ve shared our progress over this past nine months about the work weвЂ™ve been doing to support VS2022, with beta support for Previews 3, skipping 4 due to a breaking bug, and 5, 6, and 7/RC. While IвЂ™ve been product manager here for almost three years, this is the first new major version of Visual Studio during that time, and I and the whole team were keen to continue that speedy-support tradition. While many customers stay on older versions for some time, we have a lot of people who upgrade immediately, so weвЂ™ve always put a lot of emphasis on being able to ship a version of Visual Assist supporting new versions of Visual Studio quickly. Historically itвЂ™s been very important to us to release support for new versions of Visual Studio very quickly, and if youвЂ™ve read our blog posts this year about VS2022, youвЂ™ll have read me say that before.

Visual assist unreal engine install#

Meanwhile I recommend if youвЂ™re using VS2022 you download and install 2021.5 now! Background This blog could be as short as that sentence, but IвЂ™d like to write a bit more about our support and how we got here. We just released Visual Assist 2021.5 and it has our official support for the Visual Studio 2022 release.