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Seeing many replies about @VisualStudio 2019 stability.
Here's the thing: I use the preview & I crash it here and there too - very open about that. But every crash I've filed has been fixed in the next preview. Seriously: use the feedback tool, they're watching it constantly.
Here's the thing: I use the preview & I crash it here and there too - very open about that. But every crash I've filed has been fixed in the next preview. Seriously: use the feedback tool, they're watching it constantly.
I expect to crash things. I do wacky stuff with lots of software. I *prefer* to do it in preview releases so I can break it when few people have it...before that problem ships to stable for many more devs to experience it. But that's me, definitely do what makes you feel useful.
The crew working on Visual Studio is just awesome. I've met quite a few, interacted with many more, and been helped by oh so many.
Most of tech's issues are universal: getting the problem (bug report) in front of the right people. Probably just like your place. So: report bugs!
Most of tech's issues are universal: getting the problem (bug report) in front of the right people. Probably just like your place. So: report bugs!
The "Report a Problem" tool (under Help -> Send Feedback) isn't "enter some text here" and hope it gets to right right person.
It's a memory dump and a step recorder, and a file upload, and lots of details to actually fix issues. Quite a bit of effort has gone into that thing.
It's a memory dump and a step recorder, and a file upload, and lots of details to actually fix issues. Quite a bit of effort has gone into that thing.
Anyway, I hate to see devs slamming their head on anything that can be fixed. If you've got an issue, take a few minutes and get it reported and fixed...and spend less time head slamming forever.
Chances are you're saving many other devs some slamming too. Feel good about that.
Chances are you're saving many other devs some slamming too. Feel good about that.
