DescriptionProvides a command in the context menu of both the file explorer and file editor to open that file in Visual Studio. If the file is a project or solution file (vcproj, vcproj, vbproj, sln), the Visual Studio project or solution will be opened as opposed to the file itself (unlike other similar extensions on the marketplace).
UsageThe location of your Visual Studio installation and the IDE executable is attemtped to be found automatically. In most cases, if you have only a single VS installation, and you installed to the default installation directory,this works fine. If you have more than one version of VS installed, the file is opened with the first version located. If you did not install to a default location, the installation directory will not be found. https://lytti.over-blog.com/2020/10/download-barcode-font-for-mac.html. In either case, you can explicity set the location of your VS IDE executable in Settings. Feedback & Contributing- Please report any bugs, suggestions or documentation requests via theIssues
- Feel free to submit pull requests
Settings| Config | Description | Default |
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vslauncher.debug | Turn on logging | false | vslauncher.pathToVS | The path to the Visual Studio program (devenv.exe) |
Builds by spmeesseman| Package | Use Case | Repository | Marketplace |
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| code-package | Code Dev Environment | GitHub | GIthub Releases | | conventional-changelog-spm | Semantic-Release | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-pkg-fontawesome | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-pkg-fontawesome-pro | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Private Registry | | extjs-pkg-plyr | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-pkg-tinymce | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-pkg-websocket | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-pkg-webworker | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | extjs-server-net | ExtJS Open Tooling | SVN (Private) | Private | | extjs-theme-graphite-small | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Private Registry | | extjs-theme-amethyst | ExtJS Open Tooling | GitHub | Npmjs.org Registry | | svn-scm-ext | Visual Studio Code | GitHub | Visual Studio Marketplace | | vscode-taskexplorer | Visual Studio Code | GitHub | Visual Studio Marketplace | | vscode-vslauncher | Visual Studio Code | GitHub | Visual Studio Marketplace |
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Visual Studio Version Selector 2019
- Visual studio version selector popped up and asked me which version of VS I wanted to use to clone the repository.I accidentally clicked on version 2017, and then checked the 'remember' my choice option. Now I can't figure out how to undo that decision. I am trying to open this operation using VS2015 instead. Any help is greatly appreciated.
- Visual Studio 2019 Professional Vs Community. The Only difference between Professional Edition and Community Edition is the CodeLens feature. Using the CodeLens you can Find code changes and other histories. It tells what last changes were made to the file with reference history and who changed it. Visual Studio 2019 Professional Vs Enterprise.
- If you use the Clone in Visual Studio button to clone git repo in VSTS, Microsoft visual studio web protocol handler selector will choose the latest version you installed. So you can’t make it choose VS2015 after you've installed VS2017. The common way is to clone git repo from VSTS directory by VS.
Microsoft Visual Studio Version Selector Download
For all other usage scenarios: In non-enterprise organizations, up to five users can use Visual Studio Community. In enterprise organizations (meaning those with 250 PCs or $1 Million US Dollars in annual revenue), no use is permitted beyond the open source, academic research, and classroom learning environment scenarios described above.