When is the new release of BIML express planned?

Currently we are working with the latest version version of BIML express (2019 R1). 
This version is a blocker for us to upgrade Visual Studio and SSIS to the latest version. 
When is a newer version of BIML express planned with latest VS support and SSIS 4.2 support?
Perhaps Varigence can give some insights in the BIML express release calendar.

Is this still a supported product by Varigence?

Thanks in advance.

Same question here. It works with VS v16.11.16, but not with any newer version. 

@Varigence, please let us know your plans with this product, as quite some implementations rely on this tool. 
 

We also rely on this product for our ETL and would really love to see a new release supporting the latest version of Visual Studio.<br> I have not been able to find a product that is so easy to use and flexible.

BIML Express is a powerful tool for automation, and many users are eager for the next update! Google searches for BIML Express release dates show that the demand for better ETL automation is growing. Any insights on new features or improvements in the upcoming version? Looking forward to its release!

It's frustrating when tool compatibility holds back upgrades. BIML Express 2019 R1 preventing Visual Studio and SSIS updates feels like a level you can't beat in Snow Rider . Knowing Varigence's release plans would be a real game changer. Are newer versions with VS and SSIS 4.2 support on the horizon? And is BIML Express still actively supported? Any insight would be greatly appreciated, allowing us to clear this obstacle and keep riding smoothly.

Really appreciate the insights in this post—knowledge sharing truly is the backbone of sustainable growth in any tech-driven community. It reminded me of a recent moment where I was stuck on a small automation challenge and someone casually dropped a solution in a forum—it saved me hours. Made me think how little exchanges matter so much. Speaking of little things, crazy cattle 3d had me laugh-snorting this week; nothing like goofy sheep battles to reset the brain after deep work.