Hello,
I'm very close to an official VS2022 version (digitally signed and ready to post to the Visual Studio store). You can see the latest commit at https://github.com/ormsolutions/NORMA.
Unfortunately there is always something that goes wrong between versions, especially with the 64-bit change for VS2022. The normal registration for external assemblies (code generation and database import) is not working for some reason so I have some additional research to do.
Anyway, it's a lot closer than it was 2 days ago. Diagrams and all extensions are working fine. I was expecting a full-day task, but I'm physically dragging (positive COVID test this evening explained the lack of energy).
I'm also planning on releasing 'Per-User' versions to enable installation without admin rights. The only lost functionality is that I can't automatically register all of my xml schema files (there are dozens) with Visual Studio, so if you open an .orm file or a generated file in the XML editor you won't get any IntelliSense help. Instead you'll see a 'Load NORMA Schemas' item on the XML menu. This opens the schema catalogs, and VS automatically resolves schemas from catalogs open in the editor. It isn't perfect, but saves a lot of trouble with admin rights, and the per-user install will also support automatic update, not just automatic download.
So, hopefully I'll track down the last issue quickly and get updates posted by the end of the year, possibly even before Christmas. This isn't the only thing I'm working on though, just the only thing I'm not getting paid for : )
Cheers,
-Matt