Visual Studio 2017 version 15.7 Update 4 (15.7.4) is now available
Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 version 15.7.4 (latest version: 15.7 Update 4) is a new servicing update for Visual Studio 2017 installation. If you are running Visual Studio 2017, update to the latest version 15.7.4 to resolve a bunch of issues that has been fixed by Microsoft.
To get the updates, either check for update notification within the IDE or launch the Visual Studio Installer. Check out this blog post to know what has been fixed in this update build.
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Visual Studio 2017 is the latest version of Visual Studio IDE, and comes in three different editions. The different editions of Visual Studio 2017 are: Visual Studio Community 2017, Visual Studio Professional 2017 and Visual Studio Enterprise 2017.
If you are indie developer and/or building open-source projects, you can download Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2017 for free. It gives you total power of the Professional Edition.
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Top issues fixed in Visual Studio 2017 v15.7.4
- Green squiggles and light bulb with "Macro in skipped region" message.
- F7 does not switch to code.
- F7 does not build anymore.
- F7 build does not work.
- LINK : error : Telemetry event upload failed: 'Failed to open connection to VCTIP'.
- AXML file doesn't open after update.
- F7 no longer toggles between the designer and the code.
- XAML Editor Error: Window is not supported in WPF project.
- WinForms View.ToggleDesigner does not work as it used to.
- Toggle designer key binding lost.
- F7 does not start a new build.
- F7 no longer toggles between Designer and Code views.
- There is a problem with structure definition in C language.
- Provisioning a new SQL Server and new SQL DB in a different region than the App Service plan fails.
Source: Visual Studio 2017 Release Notes