I'm sure I am missing something. I followed Mads' "Writing Visual Studio Extensions with Mads" YouTube How-to video, I created a VSIX w/ Command Community project with VS Community 2022 (v17.8.3). I made no coding changes to the generated solution. I want my Extension to be for SSMS 19.x, so following steps outlined on StackOverflow, I only updated the Project Properties Debug page to launch SSMS instead of Visual Studio (and removed command line arguments) and updated the VSIX page checking "Copy VSIX content to the following location" checkbox and provided it the full path to my SSMS 19.2 Extensions folder with my extension's folder appended to the end of the path. When I build the solution, I see my extension deliverables copied to the appropriate folder in my SSMS 19.2 Extensions folder. However, when I run SSMS 19.2 I do not see the "My Command" menu item anywhere in SSMS.
I'm sure I am missing something. I followed Mads' "Writing Visual Studio Extensions with Mads" YouTube How-to video, I created a VSIX w/ Command Community project with VS Community 2022 (v17.8.3). I made no coding changes to the generated solution. I want my Extension to be for SSMS 19.x, so following steps outlined on StackOverflow, I only updated the Project Properties Debug page to launch SSMS instead of Visual Studio (and removed command line arguments) and updated the VSIX page checking "Copy VSIX content to the following location" checkbox and provided it the full path to my SSMS 19.2 Extensions folder with my extension's folder appended to the end of the path. When I build the solution, I see my extension deliverables copied to the appropriate folder in my SSMS 19.2 Extensions folder. However, when I run SSMS 19.2 I do not see the "My Command" menu item anywhere in SSMS.
Please advise. Thank you.