Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 Preview 2 released


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released Dec 12th, 2023

Summary of What's New in this Release of Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 Preview 2​

Auto Surround with Quotes or Brackets​

You can now easily surround a selection with bracket delimiters including: "double quotes", 'single quotes', (parentheses).

Auto Surround Quotes Brackets


To enable or disable this feature, go to Tools > Options > Text Editor and check the "Automatically surround selections when typing quotes or brackets" option.

SQL / SSDT​

  • Removing the red warning icon for Username in ADDefaultAuthentication
  • Enabled 3 new Authentication types keeping parity with Subsystem
    • ActiveDirectoryManagedIdentity - Microsoft Entra Managed Identity
    • ActiveDirectoryServicePrincipal - Microsoft Entra Service Principal
    • ActiveDirectoryDefault - Microsoft Entra Default
  • Standard bug fixes and performance improvements.

Benefit Awareness Diamond for Visual Studio Enterprise and Professional Subscribers​

A new icon will appear next to the identity picker in the upper right corner of the Visual Studio IDE. This feature will allow paid Visual Studio subscribers to learn more about included benefits as well as receive future updates.

Generated Commit Messages


Responsive Ref Labels in the Git Repository Window​

Your branch and tag labels now resize responsively to make it easier to see which branches you're looking at in the Git graph.

Responsive Ref Labels


Live Property Explorer Support with .NET MAUI​

Live Property Explorer (LPE) is now supported with .NET MAUI. View and tweak the properties of your app controls at runtime while debugging issues, optimizing performance, and investigating XAML properties. LPE joins the suite of your favorite XAML tools to be used in conjunction with XAML Live Preview and Live Visual Tree.

.NET MAUI app running with LPE and other XAML tools


Microsoft Teams Toolkit​

In the latest Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 Preview 2 we made the following improvements:
  • Teams Toolkit templates now support developers to select the dotnet framework version per your preference. (We only support dotnet 6 in the past)
    Teams template support select dotnet version
  • Teams Toolkit templates now support to preview and debug in Outlook and Office.com.

Known Issues​


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