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RicoSuter / NuGetReferenceSwitcher

Visual Studio extension to switch between NuGet and project references.
http://nugetreferenceswitcher.org
Microsoft Public License
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VS2017 Support #21

Closed niemyjski closed 7 years ago

niemyjski commented 7 years ago

It would be super nice if this could be updated for VS2017!

ejsmith commented 7 years ago

Yes, please! I have been using this tool a lot and really want it on VS2017.

pantonis commented 7 years ago

I agree we need this extension for VS2017. This is by far the most useful plugin I have ever used.

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Upgrading to VS2017 should be relatively simple... but we also should upgrade it so that it also supports the new MSBuild Projects (ie .net core csproj)

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

I already have a working version for vs2017, i hope to release it soon... for supporting the new tooling, I need your help

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

I've added the VS2017 project, but somehow the projects cannot be loaded...

https://github.com/rsuter/NuGetReferenceSwitcher/commit/8682282072c08d525244421046e6860f73da54dd

Has anyone an idea?

mterwoord commented 7 years ago

You mean, visual studio has your extension loaded, but it doesn't show it? VS2017 has a reworked settings system. No more normal registry....

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Yes, the menu entry shows up, the ui launches but it cannot load the projects of the loaded solution... And debugging is a pita because all is based on com obj.

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Ok, with the latest VS 2017 update it seems to work.. here is the debug/test version... will do some more tests and release it via VS marketplace. This vsix is for everyone who cant wait (like me) :-)

REMOVED

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Ok no, it is not really working...

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

It seems that it breaks when you have .NET Core (i.e. new MSBuild) projects in your solution. Just unload them first...

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Because I need a verified account on VS marketplace, i cannot publish the extension yet. Here the latest release build:

NuGetReferenceSwitcher.zip

niemyjski commented 7 years ago

@rsuter you should just be able to upload your extension in place of the existing one. I don't know why you'd need to be verified (I don't remember being verified for our extension). If you want to send out a tweet to dave kean / VS twitter account and put a link here I'll retweet.

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

As you can see, I have an extension for each VS version (2012, 2013, 2015) and I need to publish a new one for VS 2017...

niemyjski commented 7 years ago

You can reuse the vsix package (extension name) for multiple versions of visual studio. In the pkgdef you just put your supported versions.

Thanks -Blake Niemyjski

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As you can see, I have an extension for each VS version (2012, 2013, 2015) and I need to publish a new one for VS 2017...

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RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

Good idea, do you have the time for a pr?

niemyjski commented 7 years ago

If I can get some time I will, I'm swamped pretty bad right now :(

RicoSuter commented 7 years ago

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/vsgallery/ef35a0f9-2712-4634-97e0-51c03f4be1e3