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Introducing ReSharper 8.2 EAP

Matt Ellis
Matt Ellis

Yes, you read that right. We’ve just released the EAP version of 8.2, which replaces the previous 8.1.1 EAP.

We’ve been working hard on fixes and especially on improved TypeScript support, and we’ve decided that the number of new features should be a whole new version, and not just a maintenance release. We’ll publish a blog post soon taking a look at some of the changes.

As ever, with a new minor release, we’ve got some changes to APIs, which means existing plugins need to be updated. Plugin devs can find some guidance on our resharper-plugins Google Group.

You can download ReSharper, as well as the ReSharper Command Line Tools from the ReSharper 8.2 EAP page. Give it a go, let us know how you get on.

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