Okay, Visual Studio 2022 IntelliSense is actually pretty great and is one of the best implementations of a code suggestion service without getting in the way that I have ever seen.

What did they improve compared to the previous version?

@Lensflare it's almost entirely redesigned from what I can tell. It makes code suggestions rather than just being more of an autocomplete. These suggestions don't come in a pop-up window, they become ghost text in your editor that you can choose to ignore (and keep typing) or press tab to accept.

It's like a co-pilot lite - one line or a few words at a time. Packaged in a very nice design that doesn't get in the way

I hope it still shows properties, methods etc when you’re dealing with objects and structures

Yea, installed yesterday and I'm currently doing my second repair of VS2022. I hope MS fixes these random quirks soon.

- Keeps loosing connection to our TFS/Azure repository. Attempts to reconnect manually fails, have to close+re-open VS to reconnect)

- Won't 'remember' desktop/windows settings (close->opening resets to default)

- After opening solutions/projects, they aren't added to the recent solution/project list and the current list contains the solution/project list from VS2019.