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Visual Studio Blog

Visual Studio 2026 introduces a new extension compatibility model that eliminates the need for developers to update version ranges with each major release. Extensions built for Visual Studio 2022 will automatically work in 2026 without modifications. The new model shifts from version-based to API-based compatibility, with Visual Studio committing to minimize breaking changes to stable APIs while introducing new features through preview APIs first. Extension developers no longer need to publish updates for compatibility, and users will have their extensions automatically installed when upgrading.

Modernizing Visual Studio Extension Compatibility: Effortless Migration for Extension Developers and Users

Principles of a modern extension compatibility model Copy link

Impact to Visual Studio 2026 extensions Copy link

<p>Great idea, doesn’t work. Two of my 5 VS extensions refused to work in Visual Studio 2026, while worked fine in VS 2022.</p>
