The Visual Studio Profiler now support BenchmarkDotNet IDiagnosers. These IDiagnosers play a crucial role in the aggregation of diagsessions originating within BenchmarkDotNet scenarios.
The Benchmark tab offers a visualization of the executed benchmarks. It also provides the ability to precisely choose a benchmark from the swimlane by a double-clicking on a specific row.
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Managed Custom Visualizers and the String Visualizes are now non-modal, allowing concurrent interaction with the Editor while the visualizer window is active. It is possible to have multiple types of visualizers open simultaneously, and you have the flexibility to choose whether to float or dock your visualizer window.
You can now use this feature to visualize how many times each #include directive has been referenced in your code. You can view the specific references by clicking on the reference count on top of the directive. You can also navigate to any reference by double-clicking on it in the list.
My most wanted feature is still after 10+ years/ 5+ Versions of Visual Studio is still not included.
In daily work I have to reopen tabs having to do with deployment. I can fix those, but they do not open again in next Session with visual Studio.
Tabs with Deploying Websites or ClickOnce settings are not kept since 10+ years. This should be very simple to implement ; )
Also, take notice of the new icons added to the allocation, call tree, and functions view, so it is easier to visualize the classes and structures being allocated. The two icons represent value types (blue) and reference types (yellow). By the way, a number of other user experiences such as more icons and performance improvements are coming soon to Visual Studio!
Hi Abolfazl Bahari Salim,
Thank you for sharing your feedback! It would be great if you can share your feedback using the guidance here: -us/visualstudio/ide/how-to-report-a-problem-with-visual-studio?view=vs-2019 This will help us track your feedback and get it routed to the appropriate team to fix. Additionally, it helps other users like you to read about the status of the issue and learn about any workarounds, etc.
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