For the records, I have found the solution. You can change this setting under: Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors -> Text Editor settings -> “Indicator Margin” (Item Background)
This fixed the issue on my machine: To resolve it, go to your csproj file and add the following line under the default property group: <PropertyGroup> … <DisableOutOfProcTaskHost>true</DisableOutOfProcTaskHost> </PropertyGroup> Found here.
There’s easy way to do this: in web project’s properties F4 (NOT right click-> properties) set “always start when debugging” to false
In my case I could not see the Resolve the conflicts option because I had local changes not committed yet and I was trying to sync with the remote changes. As soon as I committed my local changes and then tried a sync again, Resolve the conflicts link appeared. So the point here is: commit … Read more
In my case I deleted all folders in D:\My Documents\My Web Sites\ before Then I caught the error There is a file .vs\config\applicationhost.config in my solution folder It contains reference to the deleted folder. So, I deleted applicationhost.config and then pressed ‘Create Virtual Directory’ button in my project property Web page. It was recreated the … Read more
I had the same issue with an old app in iis and when running from visual studio. Disabling browser link in visual studio 2013 seems to fix this. This feature injects some javascript into your page and causes this problem for me at least. Since I disabled it now it works in IIS and from … Read more
I’ve had the same issue after updating to VS2013 Update 2. I’ve solved the issue by temporarily cutting the whole system.serviceModel section out of web.config, pasting it somewhere else like Notepad. Then, I’ve saved the web.config without the service model section. Then, I was able to update the service reference successfully. After updating the service … Read more
You could extend the .csproj with a small snippet that will generate a warning when an item in the “None” group has the extension .cshtml. The snippet would be: <Target Name=”EnsureContentOnViews” BeforeTargets=”BeforeBuild”> <ItemGroup> <Filtered Include=”@(None)” Condition=”‘%(Extension)’ == ‘.cshtml'” /> </ItemGroup> <Warning Condition=”‘@(Filtered)’!=”” Code=”CSHTML” File=”$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\%(Filtered.Identity)” Text=”View is not set to [BuildAction:Content]” /> </Target> If you see … Read more
Having tried all suggestions, unloaded all add ons, tried to reinstall VS, removed all extra workspaces etc. the answer to my problem was to unmap my workspace and then remap it. Problem solved. Not got a clue what the underlying fault was.
As dumb as it sounds, I just went to the command line, and it worked. Git status Git pull Git push all worked fine. If I did that same thing within Visual Studio, it didn’t work. Go figure.