Navigate to the “New” dropdown in breakpoints window and select “Breakpoint Group” to create a new group for your breakpoints. The breakpoint groups feature allows users to simplify the debugging process by organizing breakpoints into specific groups and managing them as a single entity, making debugging, testing, and troubleshooting more efficient. You also have more control over when you’d like automatically commit your changes after the merge. Updates to our Merge Dialog make it easier to understand how many files are being affected by the merge operation and warn you if there might be conflicts.

Committing directly is a risky operation since your files may change, but now you can stage them, verify your files are correct, and commit them – all while a build is running.

We responded to customer feedback, and you can now stage your changes and commit your staged items during a build. In this Preview, we’re introducing enhancements to make your Git, debugging/diagnostics and C++ editing workflows more efficient. With Visual Studio 2022, our goal is to help you get more done in less time throughout all your development tasks inside the IDE. Limit exposure to available products in the Installer.Host and Deploy Visual Studio layouts from your intranet.

By providing your suggestions and reporting any problems you encounter, you can influence the development of these features and help us make them even better.

We encourage you to try out all the new features and capabilities we’re actively working on for the upcoming 17.6 release. If you’re interested in a complete list of improvements, we recommend checking out the Visual Studio 2022 17.6 Preview 2 Release Notes. In this blog post, we’ve summarized the most significant changes in the latest release of Visual Studio 2022. Download Visual Studio 2022 v17.6 Preview 2

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