VS 2019 also was designed to help developers get into their coding more quickly and to start new projects. It made the first preview of VS 2019 available in December 2018.Īs Microsoft officials noted previously, VS 2019 now includes as an integrated part of the product Microsoft's Visual Studio Live Share, which is a collaborative programming service. Microsoft started outlining publicly its plans for VS 2019 last summer. The company is launching VS 2019 via a day-long virtual event on April 2. The company is releasing both VS 2019 for Windows and VS 2019 for macOS today. Microsoft is making available on April 2 its latest development environment, Visual Studio 2019. Probably didn't have anything to do with that issue, so I'm fine with re-installing it, if there is a good reason to do so.How to become a developer: Salaries, skills, and the best languages to learn (The reason I'm not using VS 2022 stable for my production VS, is that I uninstalled it while trying to solve a problem involving WinUI3 (Windows Desktop app) launch profiles in 2022 Preview - I was making 100% sure that there was only one version of 2022 involved. (I prefer to do certain tasks in a stable VS, not the PREVIEW one.)
(I'd rather not do the alternative, which is to downgrade the version on the Mac.)ĪLTERNATIVE: I could also install VS 2022 stable, if it is easier to get that to work with current XCODE + Xamarin.iOS. Is there a way to get VS 2019 to use the updated Xamarin.iOS? I assume the issue is that this is only on PREVIEW channel, but now that 2019 isn't the latest VS, I don't know how to give 2019 a preview version of Xamarin.iOS. VS 2022 PREVIEW works - though its version says 15.3.0.41. Even though it was recently updated, it still uses Xamarin.iOS 15.2.0.17, vs Mac's recent update to 15.4.0.0, to support the recent XCode update. There are older questions on this topic, but I'd like to get advice on the current situation.
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