From november 2019 to may 2020 I've been creating Xamarin.Android
project on Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition
. I decided its IDE to be Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition
instead of Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition
because my PC didn't have the system requirements for VS 2019 Community Edition
. Now I will work on another PC that will have the requirements for VS 2019 Community Edition
. As I've read that VS 2019 Community Edition
reduces developing time compared to VS 2017 Community Edition
I'm planning to continue the development of the same Xamarin.Android
project on VS 2019 Community Edition
. My question is if I change the project's IDE, will I have some issues in the present and in the near and far future related to the change of IDE? Because if I reduce developing time with VS 2019 Community Edition
but then I lose that time in fixing issues related to the change of IDE, it's not worth it to change the IDE.
Furthermore I have the fear of an irreparable error related to the change of IDE happening at the end of the project's development, in this case I could change the project's IDE to VS 2017 Community Edition
again but what if I start getting errors in that IDE too for having changed to VS 2019 Community Edition
for some time. Is it possible that scenario to happen also and all my efforts to create the project to be in vain and the client to be left without the app he needs in time?