Is there a way to get the IntelliJ keymap for Visual Studio, like the extension for vscode?
Here what you are looking for i think : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JustinClareburtMSFT.HotKeys
Related
If I open a .NET 5 project in Visual Studio 2019, I see code analysis as follows.
And now if I open the same project in Visual Studio 2022 Preview, I dont see that any more.
What am I missing?
Maybe it was a Release Candidate version because in the latest VS2022 the Code Analysis is there:
I am using Roslyn in my Visual Studio Package. I have the source code of Roslyn from github, so I can look at the internal workings.
Is there any way that I can get debug information and step into the Roslyn code when debugging my Visual Studio Package?
you could try using SourceLink. it's included in Visual Studio, and you can enable it by following this guide.
Typing 'h1' in Visual Studio Code and pressing Enter generates <h1></h1>
But in Visual Studio 2019, I have to type <h1> in .cshtml file to generate <h1></h1>
How do I use the former way in Visual Studio 2019?
As suggested by Andreas Gardiol, the Emmet plugin can be found on https://emmet.io/
But the plugin is not available for Visual Studio 2019.
I found it's port for Visual Studio 2019 from https://github.com/sergey-rybalkin/emmet.net/
Installed and it works great!
Git Output Console used in Visual Studio Code.
Do we have Git Output console in Visual Studio for MAC. I have used similar one in Visual Studio Code but I cannot find anything similar in VS for MAC.
How I can see this feature in Visual Studio for Mac.
If I can view the GIT commands that are called internally by the editor. That would really help me to learn GIT command effectively.
Any help on this regard is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
In Visual Studio 2017, I run the remote debugger server (MSVSMON) on my local machine as an administrator so that I can attach the debugger to IIS without Visual Studio needing to run as an administrator.
When running Visual Studio 2019 Preview, the attach the debugger dialog doesn't seem to detect the MSVSMON process and so can't connect.
Is there a new version of MSVCMON?
I've tried using Bing / Google with no luck.
Is it just a bug in 2019 that it can't detect but it should?
Any suggestions how I can resolve this would be appreciated. This is a critical part of my workflow.
I found it. They haven't published a package for the current preview but the debugger is included in the standard install at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Preview\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger\x64\msvsmon.exe
Visual Studio 2019 finally got an Installer Package on the Download-Site of Visual Studio: Visual Studio Remote Tools
This package should be preferred if you need the Windows Service for Debugging another machine.
The link above did not work for me. Downloaded it now from the following page:
Visual Studio 2019 Remote Debugger
In my case, no link worked for me as they all linked me to a download page for Visual Studio 2022.
If you guys are searching for the msvsmon.exe files, I found them at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Professional\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger
Both for x64 and x86