I found the NPM Task Runner extension in the Visual Studio Marketplace that fixed my problem. After installing it, the package.json file showed up in Task Runner Explorer. Also, don’t forget to set your system path to be the top priority for the External Web Tools by going into Options > External Web Tools and … Read more
The initial solution I found was to reinstall Visual Studio but felt that it might be unnecessary. The solution I found was to close down Visual Studio, go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer and rename the folder “Installer” to something else, then run vs_installer.exe from the renamed folder. Hope that helps someone.
Saved the “vs_professional.exe” in my user Download directory, didn’t work in any other disk or path. Installed the certificate, without the reboot. Executed the customized (2 languages and some workloads) command from administrative Command Prompt window targetting an offline root folder on a secondary disk “E:\vs2017offline”. Never thought MS could distribute this way, I understand … Read more
I absolutely agree this is a greatly missed feature in 2017 and up. After too many times of doing this manually, I decided to add it to my (free) Visual Studio Extension called ‘MultiMerge’. You can now right-click a shelveset and choose your target branch. There’s a VS2017 version and VS2019. Or you can simply … Read more
Visual Studio 2017 is still a 32Bit application, Microsoft tried to defend their decision to not provide VS as 64bit in various blog posts. So by default 32Bit applications install to C:\Program Files (x86)\ and everything is ok what you see. // Update The next Visual Studio Version 2022, will be 64Bit to fix the … Read more
It doesn’t make sense to create a .NET Standard console app. You can think of .NET Standard like you would an interface in C#. .NET Standard is an interface, then there’s concrete implementations of it in .NET Framework, .NET Core and other platforms. .NET Standard makes sense for class libraries, but a console app needs … Read more
I opened the Visual Studio 2017 Installer, clicked in Modify and in the window that open, I just clicked in Modify again, without any changes. It worked for me, I’m using Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise.
There is another solution Go to tool –>Option–>Text Editor–> tick/untick Remove Unncessary Using
You can use Shift+Alt while left clicking, but that will only be good for multiple lines selection
The package sources can be found in the Visual Studio options (Tools -> Options) under NuGet Package Manager -> Package Sources or directly by clicking on the according icon in the NuGet dialog (context menu of a solution/project -> Manage NuGet Packages…): Your local package source should then be listed in the following dialog: The … Read more