I’m very happy to announce Entrian Source Search 1.7.1, with a pile of new features:

• Now supports Visual Studio 2017.
• Now supports the standard F8 and Shift+F8 keystrokes for Next/Previous Hit (Edit.GotoNextLocation / Edit.GotoPrevLocation).  Thanks, Karim.
• No longer installs keybindings for Alt+[ or Alt+] for Next/Previous Hit (which used to break some printable characters on some non-English keyboards).  If you already have the bindings set up, upgrading won’t remove them.  If you’re doing a fresh install and you want those bindings, you can set them up in “Tools / Options / Keyboard / Show commands containing: Entrian”.  Thanks, Martin.
• When you have multiple indexes open and you force a refresh for one of them, it no longer refreshes all of them.
• Fixed a crash generating the suggestions dropdown list for a networked index when the network drive was inaccessible.
• If you perform a search and there’s only one hit, it now gets opened automatically.  That was already true for filename-only searches; now it’s also true for text searches.
• The information in Help/About and crash logs now contains more stats.  Thanks, Fred.
• The command-line tool ess.exe can now output a log file.  Thanks, Huy.

You can download the new release from the download page or the gallery.

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