Subsystems view for analyzing memory allocation data. The ability to get sampled data about memory allocation based on ETW events. Support for Apple silicon processors in the dotMemory Command Line Tool. Improved support for child processes on macOS and Linux. Support for TPL events on macOS and Linux. Performance improvements related to the Timeline profiling mode. The ability to save the UI state for Timeline snapshots. Support for Apple silicon processors in the dotTrace Command Line Tool. Improved support for reading and decompiling single-file apps. Support for asynchronous dispose ( await using). Initial support for record types and record struct types. Unreal Engine file templates for creating new classes without switching to Unreal Editor. More C++20 features: auto-completion of designated initializers for aggregate initialization, and modernizing inspections to help you adopt new library functions. Copy Code Reference: new name, new GitHub options, new UI. The LanguageInjection annotation attribute. The ability to navigate to interface implementations in debug mode. Find Usages for user-defined implicit conversion operators. 
New gutter marks to navigate through the inheritance structure.Additionally, scope quick-fixes and context actions are now executed in parallel and use the results of solution-wide analysis. General code analysis improvements: new quick-fixes for static local and anonymous functions with closures, improved support for regular structs, and quick-fixes that convert classes to records and then transform them into primary constructors.Support for nullable reference types: a quick-fix to get rid of NRT syntax from pasted code (if you aren’t using NRT in the project), and new quick-fixes for mismatches between type arguments and their nullability constraints.
You can learn more about them in our series about the new C# 10 features
More C# 10 features: file-scoped namespaces, global usings, the CallerArgumentExpression attribute, the “interpolated string handlers” concept, and C# 10 lambdas. Let’s take a look at what’s included in the final feature set of our tools. Today, we are happy to publish the Beta build for ReSharper and JetBrains.
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