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  1. Apr 20

    Here it is - ILSpy 8 running on .NET 6. The first preview is ready for your testing!

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  2. Apr 17

    Coming soon.... 😀

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  3. Apr 12

    We are closing in on the first preview of 8 based on .NET 6.0 - we'd like to know from you, our users:

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  4. Apr 4

    PSA: We shipped a (really) minor bug fix release today

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    Mar 22

    dotNET blog: Go To Definition improvements for external source in Roslyn

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  6. Feb 28

    Done & dusted! 7.2 is out and available via - the new language features at a glance:

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  7. Feb 15

    VS 17.2 Preview 1 ships with 7.1 - what's new compared to VS 17.1 ( 6.1)? A bunch of language features! Check them out:

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  8. Feb 6

    We are on the home stretch for 7.2 - the final preview has been published!

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  9. Jan 21

    Expect a newer version of our decompilation engine (7.1 instead of 6.2) in Roslyn - and by extension VS and others - in the not too distant future

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  10. Jan 19

    Definitely worth checking out, and yes, is part of the demos 😀

    Text reads: "Tips for working with debug symbols and source." Visual Studio interface.
    Want to take full control over debug symbols in Visual Studio? Explore the finer points of Symbol Settings and learn how to speed up your debugging workflows:
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  11. 22 Dec 2021

    ILSpy targets net472 today - would moving to net60 break any of your scenarios?

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  12. 14 Dec 2021

    Are you using the ILSpy PowerShell cmdlets? If yes, please reply why you use them instead of ilspycmd dotnet tool.

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  13. 9 Dec 2021

    A little pre-Christmas treat - 7.2 Preview 3 is here with some more C# 10 in tow

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  14. 21 Nov 2021

    Haven't tried the extension in a while? Grab and give it a try - now using .NET 6 (great for ARM devices!), single decompilation-document, improved dependency resolution

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  15. 8 Nov 2021

    Language features in 7(.1): C# 9.0: record classes, C# 9.0: with expressions, C# 9.0: primary constructors, Support for .NET 5 custom calling conventions, Improved support for unsafe-intrinsics

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  16. 8 Nov 2021

    Lang. features in 6.2: C# 7.0: Deconstruction, C# 8.0: await foreach, C# 8.0: Disposable ref structs, C# 8.0: Enhanced using stmts, C# 8.0: switch expressions, C# 9.0: init accessors, C# 9.0: function pointers, C# 9.0: Lambda parameter discards

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  17. 8 Nov 2021

    VS 2022 ships today with our decompilation engine released in July of last year (6.1) - the PR for v7(.1) is waiting since May Need newer language features? Use our standalone ILSpy extension for VS.

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  18. 7 Nov 2021

    The second preview of 7.2 is here - C# 9.0 skip locals init, single-file bundle support for ilspycmd as well as the usual lot of bug fixes. Get it here

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  19. 24 Oct 2021

    We split off a separate extension for VS 2022 - please give a try (NOTE: uninstall the old ILSpy extension first!)

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  20. 11 Oct 2021

    It's preview time again - 7.2 P1 is here with C#7 pattern matching, support for loading compressed Xamarin asms, and of course fixes

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