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Released on April 22, 2025.
Top bug fixes | From the community |
|---|---|
| Microsoft.CodeCoverage.Console.exe takes a long time to instrument 200MB dll | Feedback ticket |
| Fixed an issue to prevent re-ordering of AVX instruction onto SSE2-only execution path. | |
| Impossible to debug with docker compose or docker, when directory.builds.props is used to centralize the configuration, with build conditionality. | Feedback ticket |
| Changed definitions of few intrinsics to use __inline keyword instead of inline. | Feedback ticket |
| If you wanted to attach to a remote process on a windows machine reattaching to it from the Debug > Reattach to Process menu item, it would fail showing you the attach to process dialog with a warning message. This problem was specific for Remote(Windows) connections on the attach to process dialog and has now been fixed. | Feedback ticket |
| Fixed an issue in which an elaborated class-specifier was not correctly parsed as part of a template argument-list | Feedback ticket |
| Updated the installer to include the latest servicing releases for Windows SDK versions 10.0.19041.0 and 10.0.22621.0 | |
| Missing values for variables, available in WinDbg | Feedback ticket |
See the full list of all the user-reported bug fixes that made it into this release.Important
A breaking change has been made to Domain-Specific Language model serialization. Developers using the default serialization mechanism for their models that contain custom property types will need to add TypeConverters for those custom property types. For an example of how to do this, see Customizing File Storage and XML Serialization.
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