But since VS2022 will be released so soon, and since we are very ready for that to happen, you can expect a swift mini-update from us adding official support. If disabling of default Intellisense does not resolve the problem, try isolating poor response to the editing of specific code, file, or 3rd party library. Responsiveness should return immediately. We don’t want to delay our release schedule to wait until VS2022 is shipped, especially because this release is focused on what customers using other versions need, which is why we’re releasing now. If Visual Assist is slow to respond in typical files, try disabling default Intellisense. At the same time we’ve seen significant stability improvements with each newer preview. In fact, as we were preparing this release, Previews 5, 6 and 7 came out, the pace increasing so fast that our installer only mentions support for Preview 6, but we do in fact support Preview 7 as well. We expect VS2022 to be released very soon. Swiftly supporting new versions of Visual Studio is very important to us, because we understand it’s important to many of you, and we hope you’ve enjoyed seeing VAX working in many of the Visual Studio 2022 Previews.
#Visual assist update
All up we feel this release is a solid update for you no matter which version of Visual Studio, and for all ways that you use Visual Assist. There are a plethora of bug fixes as well.
#Visual assist full
Our release notes contain full info, but some notable changes include support for the new External Include Directories property in Visual Studio, and updating the Code Inspection engine to LLVM/Clang version 12.0.1. This release, as a quality release, focuses on fixing bugs and adding changes for everyone.
(We still support VS 2005!) That’s the focus for this version. However, not everyone upgrades to a new Visual Studio release immediately - in fact many people have very good reasons for staying on older versions for quite some time! - and we want to focus on providing what all our customers across many versions need. That early work on support for VS2022 means that when the official release of VS2022 is out, we’ll be able to ship official support very fast. Our last release, 2021.3, was mostly focused on supporting the upcoming Visual Studio 2022 Previews.
#Visual assist download
VAX uses a rolling release mechanism, so it will be a couple of weeks until VAX notifies you in-product and a couple more before it’s available on the Visual Studio store, but you can download Visual Assist 2021.4 today from our website. We are pleased to have just released Visual Assist 2021.4.
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