Looks very cool in a demo. But After 2 days with VS2022 I am already getting frustrated with the wrong suggestions it makes. I now have to be extra carefull to not get suggestions applied that do more than I intend. The refactoring suggestions do look promising but it would have to be guaranteed that it picks up *all* variations, and never messes up my code.
I have had the same issues. There is a suggestion that offers to remove similar lines of code to one that you've recently removed. This is a very destructive refactoring to accidentally trigger. What is more frustrating to me is that Resharper has had similar refactorings for years that provide enough indication of what is happening to avoid problems. MS really made a mess with this feature.
I'm not a fan, because now instead of just writing some simple boilerplate code, I will actually need to carefully check and verify that the suggestion is indeed what I intended. But, this takes more time and brainpower and is more error-prone. So, no... this is not all that useful in my opinion.
Looks very cool in a demo. But After 2 days with VS2022 I am already getting frustrated with the wrong suggestions it makes. I now have to be extra carefull to not get suggestions applied that do more than I intend. The refactoring suggestions do look promising but it would have to be guaranteed that it picks up *all* variations, and never messes up my code.
I have had the same issues. There is a suggestion that offers to remove similar lines of code to one that you've recently removed. This is a very destructive refactoring to accidentally trigger. What is more frustrating to me is that Resharper has had similar refactorings for years that provide enough indication of what is happening to avoid problems. MS really made a mess with this feature.
I'm not a fan, because now instead of just writing some simple boilerplate code, I will actually need to carefully check and verify that the suggestion is indeed what I intended. But, this takes more time and brainpower and is more error-prone.
So, no... this is not all that useful in my opinion.
This is no doubt an intelligent tool. I have instructed my team to create an action plan to upskill everyone on utilizing this maximally.
awesome