It turns out that the new version (see link in message above) enables to view the content of shared pointers during runtime, but now the intellisense stopped auto completing their content.
IntelliSense should not be related to the fix we added for debug visualizers. Please try double-checking if you can get the same behavior with a minimal “hello, world” project. If yes, please post the code here so that we could check it (we quickly tried it with “std::make_unique<std::string>()->” and it worked as expected).
Solved the problem by going to “VisualGDB ProjectProperties”, then selected “InteliSense directories” tab, and then clicked on “Reload all directories”.
It took a while but for some reason this refresh was needed.
VisualGDB doesn’t support visualization of boost types out-of-the-box, however we do support natvis, so you can locate the current Boost visualization files and add them to your project.