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When attempting to use this on a .NET 7 project in VS 2022, installing it makes the "View" box show up, but the visualizer fails to load. The recommended Debug option to uncheck as a solution to this does not appear to exist in VS 2022.
Building it myself under VS 2022 does not fix the problem.
Can we get a VS 2022-compatible build by people who actually understand how this is all supposed to work?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It may be just as simple as updating the Microsoft.VisualStudio.DebuggerVisualizers.dll reference to the one used by VS 2022.
It may not be so simple, because Microsoft deprecated the BinaryFormatter used to transfer data between the debugger component injected into VS and the debuggee component injected into the target process.
When attempting to use this on a .NET 7 project in VS 2022, installing it makes the "View" box show up, but the visualizer fails to load. The recommended Debug option to uncheck as a solution to this does not appear to exist in VS 2022.
Building it myself under VS 2022 does not fix the problem.
Can we get a VS 2022-compatible build by people who actually understand how this is all supposed to work?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: