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eamodio / SaveAllTheTabs

Quickly save and restore sets of document tabs in Visual Studio
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Migrate to VS2017, add VS2017 support #12

Closed toddsay closed 7 years ago

toddsay commented 7 years ago

I built this solution under VS2017 which required some changes (mostly automated by VS). Then I added VS2017 support to the manifest. Seems to be working fine under VS2017 now.

eamodio commented 7 years ago

@toddsay Thank you so much for the PR! I haven't yet installed VS2017 so I can't try this out, but does this cause any issues with prior VS versions?

toddsay commented 7 years ago

Hi eamodio,

First of all, thanks for responding to this and most of all thanks for an incredibly useful extension! It has been extremely helpful to me.

I migrated using these instructions: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/how-to-migrate-extensibility-projects-to-visual-studio-2017. It "should" work fine for prior versions, and in fact I was able to successfully install and use this extension under VS2015 but that was the extent of my testing. I've attached the resulting .vsix file in case you'd like to try it.

It was great to be able to add this support to VS2017 but I was also pretty excited about my other PR. Until I figured out what was going on there, it seemed like my saved tab changes were getting randomly lost.

Happy New Year, Todd

SaveAllTheTabs.zip