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I have tried reinstall MSVC 2019/2022, but it doesn't work.
I have to always run vscode/vs installer as administrator in order to use MSVC.
My user account is already in administrators group.
Could…
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### Brief Issue Summary
Intellisense fails to find C++ system include paths in case the include path of VS Build Tools is provided via the environment variable INCLUDE and the VS Build Tools cannot…
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### What does the feature solve?
https://github.com/tianocore/edk2-pytool-library/blob/master/edk2toollib/windows/locate_tools.py#L42
edk2-pytool-library is stuck to version 2.8.4 of vswhere, whic…
apop5 updated
4 weeks ago
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### Brief Issue Summary
CMakePresets for windows targets using msvc cannot be configured easily as there is no support for the cmakeGenerateCommand vendor option. The only reason this is useful is du…
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There is also no easy way to find installed Visual Studio versions. `cc` seems capable of this, but it only exposes a method for getting the latest installed version (if they have 2022 then we can't k…
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Hi Simon,
Thank you! I would describe my actions in detail to give you a clear sense of my issue.
Python 3.10.7
poetry 1.2.2 (also have tried 1.2.0)
Here's my action flow:
1. I installed …
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Hi,
the extension description say "**Build extensions** that enable you to interact with TFVC repositories.".
That's mean that the extension can't be used inside a the release pipeline?
I have …
DPD85 updated
3 years ago
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The readme/help/wiki describe this behavior as working:
`-requires Something.Component.*`
On my system, and with `vswhere-3.1.7`, the following inputs result in the following outputs:
```
vswhere.ex…
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I am getting error when run the test (see below).
Traceback (most recent call last):
Cell In[4], line 1
b_compiled = add(a, a)
Cell In[2], line 17 in add
add_kernel[grid](x, y, ou…
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I have worked to modify the build_win.bat to not only support Visual Studio 2019, but also MSBuild Tools 2019. MSBuild Tools has all of the same compiler tools as Visual Studio, but without requiring …