I'm trying to add Kubernetes/helm support to a dot net core 3.0 project but I only see Docker Compose in the dropdown. What am I missing? I can start a new project with Kubernetes support just not able to convert a project.
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/visualstudio-docs/issues/4029
I encountered the same but it was solved after I installed Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes by Visual Studio installer.
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I want to apply the bitdojo_window package to my program. Here, in the tutorial video provided by the publisher, I found that he and I had a different project directory. Where is my Windows directory? The web directory doesn't seem to replace it.
Seems like you don't have windows enabled as platform. To do this you should follow the official guide on the flutter website.
But here a quick summary:
Install Visual Studio:
Visual Studio 2019 (not to be confused with Visual Studio Code). For
Win32 you need the “Desktop development with C++” workload installed,
including all of its default components. For UWP you need the
“Universal Windows Platform development” workload installed, with the
optional UWP C++ tools.
run command in the terminal:
flutter config --enable-windows-desktop
now if you create a project it will automatically create this folder.
create Windows folder for existing project:
In case you want to get windows as platform in an existing project just run:
flutter create .
in the root directory of your project.
I've successfully setup and run a self hosted docker build agent using the instructions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/agents/docker?view=azure-devops however VS builds won't run on that agent because it doesn't fulfil a demand for Visual Studio. So my question is
How do install Visual Studio in the docker build agent?
However I've got a feeling this is the wrong question as the project can be build from the command line using dotnet, so an alternative question might be
How to I remove this demand for VS from my build pipeline?
I can't see as I've declared this demand anywhere in the YAML.
How do install Visual Studio in the docker build agent?
For this issue, you can install Visual Studio Build Tools in docker file and then use the built image in the container.
For details, please refer to this official document.
I've installed the followings
PowerBI desktop
PostgreSQL
Npgsql v4.1.1 (from https://github.com/npgsql/Npgsql/releases)
Visual Studio 2019 (community)
Even after installing all the above, still I am getting
This connector requires one or more additional components to be installed before it can be used.
Is there anything else, I've to install?
I've re-installed the Visual Studio 2019 and it works.
Is it possible to debug a .NET Core application running in a Linux Docker container from another (remote) Linux/Mac/Windows developer machine running Visual Studio Code?
I am facing a problem while installing MS Service Fabric SDK 2.7.198 using Web Installer 5.0 for Visual Studio 2017 v15.2, previously I had installed other versions of SF on different or on same system and it was installed without any problem. But this time I am unable to install it and installation is failed and message says Service Fabric Runtime version 5.7.198.9494 need to be install. I have installed it using Visual Studio installer. Please suggest where I am doing wrong.
Uninstall and re install the visual studio with azure service fabric tools resolved the problem.
I have install only runtime this way. Hope this will help you to install runtime only.