Microsoft decides not to drop Hot Reload from .NET 6 after open-source community backlash

When Microsoft announced plans to remove Hot Reload from the upcoming release of .NET 6 there was outcry. Developers have been able to use to feature to edit he source code of a running app, seeing immediate effects and saving huge amounts of time. After being battered with complaints, particularly from the open-source community, Microsoft has reversed its decision and the functionality will be re-enabled ahead of general availability of .NET 6. See also: AMD releases patch and Microsoft releases KB5006746 update to fix Windows 11 performance issues Microsoft bringing a new Find My Mouse tool and more mouse utilities… [Continue Reading]