![]() ![]() Your app is automatically restarted so you can test the new changes. When you are debugging your app, you can edit your C# code and press the restart button to apply the changes. There is no project configuration required so Hot Restart fits easily into and enhances your existing workflow. It supports changes to code files, resources, and references so whether you are editing your view models or swapping image resources, Hot Restart lets you quickly push the changes to a device or emulator. Xamarin Hot Restart works by pushing new changes to the existing app bundle already on the debug target when possible. Incremental builds help reduce the compilation time, however, deployments generally take the same amount of time regardless of the size of edit. Today, when running your app, your C# code is compiled and is used, along with your other project resources, to build an app bundle that is then deployed to your emulator, simulator, or device. ![]() But what if you need to change your view model or makes lots of small project edits? We previously introduced XAML Hot Reload which eliminated the need to build and deploy when editing your Xamarin.Forms UI. In numerous surveys and interviews, you told us the most impactful way to make you more productive was to reduce the time it takes to make and debug a change, or the “inner development loop”. Update Feb 10th, 2020: A public preview of Xamarin Hot Restart is available in the latest Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5 Preview Xamarin Hot Restart will be available soon, so sign up to participate in the private preview today: But what about other types of code and project edits? Xamarin Hot Restart will apply these types of changes to your application and quickly restart your app for rapid application development. XAML Hot Reload for Xamarin.Forms already provides fast iteration on XAML UIs by enabling you to see changes applied live in your running application. NET Conf 2019, we announced Xamarin Hot Restart which enables you to test changes made to your app, including multi-file code edits, resources, and references, using a much faster build and deploy cycle. ![]()
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