Can't properly reload text files after changes was made in Visual Studio.

Release Type: Official

Version: 4.2.0.2381

Platform(s): Windows 11

Describe the bug
Can't get Stride text editor to reload assemblies properly when changing and saving .cs files in the latest Visual Studio 2022 v17.13.

Whenever i edit a .cs file in Visual Studio and save it, Stride prompts me and asks whether i want to reload it or not. When i click on "reload", nothing changes. None of the changes i made in Visual Studio appears.
This is weird because when i edit the .cs file in other text editors like NotePad++, i get prompted and when i click "reload", it works as expected. Also, when i make changes in Visual Studio, NotePad++ prompts me and reloading the text file works as expected too.

Only when i edit and save a text file in Visual Studio and try to reload it in Stride do i get this issue.

I've tried reinstalling Stride, updating Visual Studio, updating .Net and restarting my computer.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a project
2. Open the project in Visual Studio
3. Edit a .cs file in Visual Studio
4. Check Stride Game Studio

Additional context
Just go into Stride yesterday, hyped to get into it. Just wish i could use Visual Studio.

Start by reproducing the reload flow with a .cs file edited and saved in Visual Studio, then compare it with the working Notepad++ flow. Trace the Stride Game Studio text-file or assembly reload entry point; done means Visual Studio changes appear after choosing “reload”.