I have installed Visual Studio 2019 community version, but it is somehow in a conflict with Visual Studio Code. When I open the Developer PowerShell in Studio 2019, direct to a project folder and enter "code .", the projects gets opened in Visual Studio Code. How can I set-up Visual Studio 2019 as default program? I know how to do it for certain file-formats, but not for project folders as a whole.
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When I try to install the Monogame extension into Visual Studio 2022, it straight up does not show with the right extension.
it is not listed on the extension list:
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i have the .NET framework installed into visual studio, (but I did that after installing the actual vs program)
does anyone have any idea why this is happening?
MonoGame 3.8.1 is out and is compatible with Visual Studio 2022!
https://community.monogame.net/t/monogame-3-8-1/17786
Previously I used to use Visual Studio 2019 for building my software and setting an icon in Visual Studio is easy. But due to some problem, we shifted to Visual Studio Code and Cmake to build my project. But now I cannot set the application icon. Please help.
I am using Visual Studio Code 2017 and I am not able to locate team explorer and I need it to use git in VS it is supposed to be present in "view" but it is not.
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Team Explorer is part of Visual Studio 2017. Visual Studio Code is a different program. Your image is from Visual Studio Code (not visual studio).
Every time I start a new MVC project in Visual Studio, I have to update my Nuget packages. Things are several versions behind. I'm regularly updating my Visual Studio to stay current there, but how do I make sure my packages are up to date in new framework?
If needed, running Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise
What update of Visual Studio 2017 are you on?
How about modifying the inbuilt templates?
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\Web\CSharp\1033
Is there a plugin or configuration option that will open a source file in Visual Studio when the relevant line is clicked in NUnit's GUI test runner? It displays it in NUnit, but that still leaves me searching for the file in Visual Studio to actually fix the error.
You can use http://nunit.org/index.php?p=vsTestAdapter&r=2.6.2
NUnit adapter for integrated test execution under Visual Studio 2012
(all updates),and Visual Studio 2013 (all updates). Compatible with
NUnit 2.0 through 2.6.3.
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