Microsoft's Visual Studio 2022 update 17.13 addresses persistent bugs, including an issue with UTF-8 encoding that affected text files due to byte order marks (BOM), now fixed to support cleaner file encoding. Additionally, users can manage multiple GitHub accounts seamlessly. The integration of GitHub Copilot enhances the development experience, offering AI-assisted features and tools to improve productivity across projects. These updates significantly streamline developers' workflows and alleviate past frustrations, marking important enhancements for both Visual Studio and the C# DevKit extension for Visual Studio Code.
With the recent update, this issue has been fixed, and standard text files can now be encoded to UTF-8 without a BOM.
Another major improvement is that Visual Studio 2022 users can now use multiple GitHub accounts without constantly switching and logging in and out each time.
In addition, Copilot, specifically GitHub Copilot, is now integrated within Visual Studio to simplify developers' jobs.
Other features within the Copilot integration include editing multiple files via chat and code references for Copilot completions, sourced from public code repositories.
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