.NET 10 - Release #10157
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I've installed latest Visual Studio 2022 17.14.20. According to What's new in C# 14 article:
There is no .NET 10 runtime option on Individual components tab of latest Visual Studio 2022 Installer. So I had to install .NET SDK 10.0.100 manually. Is this intended? |
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You need to use Visual Studio 2026 for .NET 10. |
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You can only use .NET 10 on VS 2022 for downlevel targeting - that is, building .NET 9 and lower TFMs. To target |
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@baronfel Mainstream support end date for Visual Studio 2022 is Jan 12, 2027. But technicaly you stop this support phase now (more than a year before) - no new framework targeting, no new C# syntax, etc. How it is aligned with that statements in lifecycle document? |
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@bairog you're misinterpreting the data you see at your link. The VS 2022 IDE is supported until that date, yes - but the .NET SDK and MSBuild have a separate lifecycle within that, because each version of Visual Studio is intended to be used with specific versions of the .NET SDK. Putting this together, you can continue to use VS 2022 with its supported .NET SDK versions for the entirety of its support lifetime, but if you want to use new .NET SDKs, you must update. This is the same for .NET 10 as it was for .NET 9 and VS 2022 17.12 (compared to VS 2022 17.11 before it). |
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Updating VS 2022 17.11 to VS 2022 17.12 is free. But to target .NET 10 customers with VS 2022 Pro standalone licenses are forced to purchase a separate standalone license for VS 2026 Pro. That is the difference I'm speaking about. |
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Does it even work on VS2022 though? Or did you forgot to change the text. |
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We're updating the text now - you can use .NET 10 with VS 2022, but only for .NET 9 and below features. To use all of the .NET 10 goodness you must update to VS 2026. You can learn more about this at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/porting/versioning-sdk-msbuild-vs. |
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So, when will there be an image for Azure DevOps Pipelines with VS2026 so we can build our spanking new .NET10 application on Azure DevOps Services? We sort of expected that to be in place at launch... |
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Apparently .NET 10 does not work on the Microsoft Azure platform? I've spent all day frigging with it and it simply doesn't work, SignalR returns server error 500.31 and I'm seeing threads popping up across the internet stating that others are having the same problem. MICROSOFT: How dare you suggest that .NET 10 is available for general use when your own Azure platform doesn't support it!!! This has severely damaged the reputation of Microsoft, its developer tools and server platforms in my opinion and I will give serious consideration to switching to a more reliable and trustworthy vendor in the future. |
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I'm stuck now using VS2026 in a VM since it thourouly destroys my VS2019 (yes, I still need to use this one for an old project, which will be phased out, but not just yet). Never had such a problem with a side-by-side with VS2022. Is it that hard to get the 10SDK into VS2022? |
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You can install .NET 10 SDK separately and build projects up to |
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Time again for some commandline-batch-release-compilation again :) Thanks for the info, @bairog |
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We are pleased to announce the general availability of .NET 10.
Read about the final release on the .NET Blog announcement.
This release contains improvements across the entire .NET stack. Check out the highlights below and the full release notes.
🛠️ SDK
📱 .NET MAUI
🎁 Entity Framework Core
📚 Libraries
⏱️ Runtime
C#
F#
🌐 ASP.NET Core & Blazor
🖥️ Windows Forms
🖥️ Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
🚀 Get started
To get started with .NET 10, install the .NET 10 SDK.
If you're on Windows using Visual Studio, we recommend installing the latest Visual Studio 2026. .NET 10 can be installed directly through the Visual Studio installer starting with Visual Studio 2026 18.0. If you want to use .NET 10 but need to stay on Visual Studio 2022, you can - but you will only be able to target the
net9.0and lower Target Framework, and you won't be able to use .NET 10/C# 14 Language Features in the IDE.You can also use Visual Studio Code and the C# Dev Kit extension with .NET 10.
Celebrate the release of .NET 10 at .NET Conf 2025 - November 11th - 13th.
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