Open TLHamilton opened 8 years ago
sayedihashimi
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8 years ago @TLHamilton thanks for the report. I'm not sure what the status of File->Export Template is. I think it may not work for several project types.
I've opened an internal TFS bug so that we can reach out to the team that owns that.
TFS:167861
jjcollinge
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8 years ago This still appears to be an issue, any news on when this is likely to resolved? or does anybody know a work around?
senj
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8 years ago Is there a workaround? The asp.net 5 templates provided in VS must have been created somehow?
jmurphzyo
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8 years ago I found the work around rename the template file inside the zip to the correct name. It took me two hours to figure this out.
sayedihashimi
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8 years ago We have not yet looked at this. The team is heads down converting from dnx to dotnet.
senj
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8 years ago can you give an example please? What is the "correct name"? solutionname?
I found the work around rename the template file inside the zip to the correct name. It took me two hours to figure this out.
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jmurphzyo
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8 years ago @senj
“<Name></Name>”column and copy the information inside.
senj
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8 years ago Thank you very much for this grad instructions. Will try it soon. Greetings Am 11.03.2016 7:59 nachm. schrieb "Justin Murphy" <notifications@github.com
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@senj https://github.com/senj
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Step 1. Create a asp.net 5 template and use the VS export template tool to auto generate a template zip file. [image: step1] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712359/d1abebda-e788-11e5-981d-132fc19213af.jpg
Step 2. Extract the contents from the generated zip file and open the file “MyTemplate.vstemplate”. [image: step2] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712363/daba458c-e788-11e5-96cb-9ec360819e38.jpg
Step 3. Locate the“
”column and copy the information inside. [image: step3] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712354/c93bcbf0-e788-11e5-9b6d-2f4bed5bcfb5.jpg Step 4. Rename the “MyTemplate.vstemplate” to “CopiedInformation.vstemplate” [image: step4] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712370/e0e28ece-e788-11e5-96a9-a22119d80383.jpg
Step 5. Now zip the newly edited content. [image: step5] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712379/e946e754-e788-11e5-93d2-454142593029.jpg
Step 6. Replace the zip file that was automatically generated by the visual studio tool. [image: step6] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7680404/13712386/edc3ae20-e788-11e5-88d4-5aeaa150e428.jpg
Step 7. Enjoy your newly created asp.net 5 template!!!
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When I use the File > Export Template function on an ASP.NET 5 project everything seems to go fine until I create a new project with the template. The Solution Explorer for the new project just does not show any of the project files.