i have an issue and its connecting raycast spotlights extension 'visual studio project manager' to my vs code or the extension in vs code 'project manager'.
so when i click on the extension expecting to reach my projects from there, i get this message.
this is the extension in the raycast store: https://www.raycast.com/MarkusLanger/vscode-project-manager
and this is the extension in vs code for project manager: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=alefragnani.project-manager
how can i access it from the spotlight so opening folders can be quicker :)
thanks in advance
cant fint the resource for how to connect these two.
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So I have been messing around trying to create an Azure Function using Visual Studio code. Frustrated enough to start all over and now according to Microsoft, to create a new project, I have to click the Azure icon on the left hand side and click New Project:
That being said, I don't have it anymore somehow:
Somebody please advise. I'm going crazy here trying to make it reappear.
For me, this option was buried in the sidebar menu in vscode as pictured below. I was not able to get the icons to reappear (I'm on an Apple Silicon machine).
1.Try to uninstall Azure Function Extension.
2.Restart Visual Studio Code.
3.Install the extension again.
The documentation on how to create New Azure Function Project in Visual Studio Code appears to be out of date. I found the solution in the store page of the extension. Open the 'Azure' extension, go to Workspace, click the plus, create function. Proceed as normal as per the MS Docs. Uninstalling did not work for me as #bala suggested.
Yeah, I did not had the button to create a new local Azure function.
I uninstalled Azure function plugin and after the refresh the button appeared. When I clicked the button, it informed me that I need to have Functions plugin installed.Then I reinstalled the plug-in and the button disappeared.
Restarting and Updating VSC fixed the issue.
Trying to add resx-files to my cross platform project. I was starting to look at the links for the toolkit but that seems to work only for VS for windows and I'm running Visual Studio of Mac on a... ...well, mac. Thought I wouldn't let that stop me and proceeded adding the resx-file manually and started with my Android project.
I've created a separate PCL project where I'd add my resource files. Creating the first AppResources.resx works fine and adding terms to that file updates the designer file accordingly, so far so good. However, when I try to add a second language and name the file according to examples I've seen online such as AppResources.it.resx I get an exception in the UI stating that the "File ..../Resources/AppResources.resx already exists.".
I'm hoping to use the same approach for my ios project so the solution should not limit that application.
Any help is appreciated!
I tried to open my old projects developed by VS2003 but I am not able to open in Visual studio 2003.
Whenever I tried to create a new project or open my existing project in VS 2003 it will populate a error dialogue box .
Its Showing error like "Visual studio .Net cannot create or open the application. The likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local web server. Run visual studio .net setup and add the web development component"
I noticed one thing that when I tried to create a new project It will automatically point to the location
http://localhost/newproject
I dont know why it is?
For opening existing project in my application Do I need to configure my application into IIS or in inetpub->wwwwroot folder? If so How can I configure my application into IIS? Please tell me the steps.
Anybody Please help me on this I have to solve this by today! Thanks !
open inetmgr (start - on search program and files type "inetmgr"
expand your server - sites - default web site - right click - add application
Enter Alias at your case : newproject
Application pool select ASP.NET 1.1 (must install first)
Physical path, choose your web folder.
turn off skype or Change skype port.
another suggestions, look CZFox's answer here
I have successfully installed and connected to my Team Foundation 2012 server. But I am unable to add my solution to it, Im missing it when I right click on the solution, see image below.
If I try to create a new solution, I can add it to my source control.
Long time ago, I had the code on a Team Foundation server 2010, but when the trial ended I had to stop using that source control. Not sure if that has something to do with this tho.
This happen when the project had already a previous binding. Just do:
File->Source Control->Advanced->Change Source Control
You should see your project with Invalid Binding.
Do Unbind of the project, now you'll see again the "Add Project To Source Control"
File -> Source Control -> Advanced -> Workspaces...
There I had to Edit my workspace and define a local local folder and a soruce control folder.
Right click on solution and click on Go online, then I was able to Add solution to Source control.
I had the same problem.
After creating a project in TFS server and connecting to it by using Team Explorer in visual studio, I followed below steps:
I closed VS and opened the .sln file in notepad and deleted below section.
GlobalSection(SubversionScc) = preSolution
Svn-Managed = True
Manager = AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio
EndGlobalSection
I opened .sln file in VS, selected 'Visual Studio Team Foundation Server' in Tools --> Options --> Source Control page.when I right clicked on solution file 'Add to Source Control' was there.
I got the same problem.
I found I got two projects in my solution, one was under source control, the other one was not. What worked for me was to undo the project which was already under source control. After I undo all changes, I finally found the "source control" option when I right clicked the solution.
My File menu -> Add to source control option was missing in VS 2013. After opening the Team explorer tab (beside thesolution explorer tab), It appeared again.
Also make sure you have selected the correct plugin: Tools -> Options -> Source control -> plugin-selection -> select Git
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I have VS2012 Express Web installed on my machine and can create all different kinds of Projects with exception of MVC3/MVC4 apps. When I click OK on the New Project dialog I get the Select A Template dialog. I notice that the Create a Unit Test Project checkbox is Disabled. Selecting any of the choices (such as Internet Application) gives me this same error: The system cannot find the file specified (Exception from HRESULT 0x80070002).
I have uninstalled and deleted the C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\VWDExpress\ProjectTemplatesCache and ItemsTemplateChache - and after removal deleted the entire VWDExpress directory so the fresh install would recreate all the templates. I've tried both the web-installer as well as the .iso installer. Has anyone seen this problem or have any idea why I can't create MVC3/MVC4 projects?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. I have posted to the MSDN Newgroup and not had any luck there.
regards,
Bill
I had the same problem with a full installation of Visual Studio 2012. Uninstalling Visual Studio and everything it came with (SQL Server localDB, Silverlight SDKs etc), restarting, then reinstalling Visual Studio made it work.
Prior to re-installing, I ran ProcessMonitor during an attempt to create an MVC4 app and it kept trying to find an "extension.vsixmanifest" file but couldn't. I'm not sure which one, since I didn't try reinstalling all my extensions; maybe that will help.