Open dprevato opened 2 years ago
FYI, the very same messagebox appears also when I click on the "About.." menu item; if I click on the item "Spade" I obtain a messagebox with a different error message: "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation". I have the suspect that this strange behavior depends on some other settings of mine (or else you'd have a bunch of issues :) ), but I've been using CodeMaid for years with the same Visual Studio configuration (ReSharper, Mads Kristensen extensions), and the problem came only when I updated Visual Studio to 2022 version. The only new extensions that I've installed with Visual Studio 2022 are SuperCharger and PostSharp.
Thanks for reporting the issue. Starting with VS2022 we had to introduce an explicit initialization of the ResourceAssembly
that was not required in the past. Some details here: https://github.com/codecadwallader/codemaid/issues/816#issuecomment-937761603
I am not sure how that setting works if there are other extensions that are attempting to do the same thing. Out of curiosity if you disable other extensions do you still get the same warning? Do any other the other extensions show a similar warning when CodeMaid is enabled?
Please pardon me, I'm late; I have to say that CodeMaid is the only extension that has this behavior; the extension works like always, but I can't open the options dialog, the About and the Spade.
Ok, it's helpful to know that other extensions do not have the same issue. If you disable other extensions do you still get the same warning in CodeMaid?
Just for information. I have the same issue with the same error message. I have also supercharger installed on VS2022. If i remove (uninstall) supercharger, codemaid comes back to full work.
I was testing CodeMaid without other extensions, and I finally find the workaround: if Visual Studio has no project loaded, CodeMaid works like a charm! I'm an happy man again, but this is still weird: it never happened until the latest version of Visual Studio 2019. The Options menu and the others had always worked even though solutions with hundreds of projects were loaded
Just for information. I have the same issue with the same error message. I have also supercharger installed on VS2022. If i remove (uninstall) supercharger, codemaid comes back to full work.
I experience exactly the same issue.
Supercharger and CodeMaid don't seem to work together. That is, CodeMaid stops working(*), Supercharger continues to work.
(*) Some functions work, but especially Spade doesn't.
I have Supercharger installed on Visual Studio Community Edition, but I have also a copy of Visual Studio Enterprise Edition, licensed, without Supercharger. I have the problem in both of them, but when I have a project loaded Codemaid works, but I cannot change options; when Visual studio is blank, Codemaid works like a charm.
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Just for information. I have the same issue with the same error message. I have also supercharger installed on VS2022. If i remove (uninstall) supercharger, codemaid comes back to full work.
I experience exactly the same issue.
Supercharger and CodeMaid don't seem to work together. That is, CodeMaid stops working, Supercharger continues to work.
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I have this issue too. As @dprevato says, options works when there isn't a project open but shows the error message when trying to go in options with a project open.
Thanks for all of the additional context. That's helpful to know about the workaround that it behaves prior to a solution being opened. I kind of doubt it is related to the solution, but does anyone have a minimal solution that exhibits the issue? It seems more likely that it would be environment related (e.g. version of .NET, other extensions, etc.).
One other thing that could be attempted is to enable CodeMaid's diagnostics mode (CodeMaid->Options->Diagnostics->Enable diagnostics mode). Since it's in the Options window it would have to be done while the solution is closed. This will drop detailed messages into the Output tool window under the CodeMaid pane. I don't know that this exception will surface there but there could be something else leading up to it that would be helpful.
Cross link to #873
I have the same issue while having MappingGenerator extension installed. I can access CodeMaid options when no solution is loaded still. I did the diagnostic output and it displayed "OptionsCommand.OnExecute invoked" when attempting to open the CodeMaid options.
Environment
Description
If I click on "Options" item of CodeMaid Setup, I have a messagebox with the error "The 'ResourceAssembly' property of the 'Application' type cannot be changed after it has been set".
Steps to recreate
Simply, choose CodeMaid -> Options on the Extensions menu
Current behavior
The only thing I see is the messagebox with the error
Expected behavior
I expect to see the Options menu