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Would love to see this add-on install into VS 2022. Have been using it forever in VS 2019 and wow, do I miss it now that VS 2022 has released. I made 2 simple changes to a web site project and couldn't understand why I couldn't see them when I pressed View In Browser, then it dawned on me that the files might not be saved. Ludicrous in modern times with solid state storage.
Hard to believe autosave has not become a mainstream feature of VS since Visual Studio Code has it, but I can't find an option for it, thus this request.
FWIW I cloned the repo and poked around in the project and I think 17.0 may need to change to 17.0.1, and the build target may need to be changed to 64 bit, but I have no experience with developing VS extensions so I'm shooting in the dark.
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I had a first look at what changes need to be made. Unfortunately a rework of the .csproj is required before I can make the necessary changes. So, I'll expect that it will take a little while, until I get enough time to sort it all out
Thanks, @philippdolder! Having been getting more familiar with VS 2022 I can say (from a compatibility with existing C++ projects perspective) it seems more like a dot release of Visual Studio than a whole new version. That being said, the devenv.exe IDE itself has moved up from 32 to 64 bit, so I can imagine augmenting it will require different libraries. However, it still seems to work enough like VS 2019 that I imagine your logic could be much the same.
Would love to see this add-on install into VS 2022. Have been using it forever in VS 2019 and wow, do I miss it now that VS 2022 has released. I made 2 simple changes to a web site project and couldn't understand why I couldn't see them when I pressed View In Browser, then it dawned on me that the files might not be saved. Ludicrous in modern times with solid state storage.
Hard to believe autosave has not become a mainstream feature of VS since Visual Studio Code has it, but I can't find an option for it, thus this request.
FWIW I cloned the repo and poked around in the project and I think 17.0 may need to change to 17.0.1, and the build target may need to be changed to 64 bit, but I have no experience with developing VS extensions so I'm shooting in the dark.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: