Open RobdeT opened 2 years ago
Any update?
Can we get an updated nuget with VS 2022 support?
Will this work with Visual Studio on Windows for ARM devices? Has anyone tried it?
I can't even open it in VS 2022 to try and build it...or whatever it takes to make an extension.
@madskristensen or @xperiandri any chance you can assist with how we can this up and running in 2022?
Here's some info that might help you in Windows 11. If you add the dial and then look for wheel options, you can add custom apps and functions. I just created a set that allows me to f5, f10 and f11 when debugging.
The new "tools" show up as numbers on the wheel.
Works well enough. Nowhere neat as nice as what this extension did, but...
@tbasallo show your errors in VS
@xperiandri Originally, I didn't have VS Extension tools installed. Got that in. Now chasing "Windows" UI and controls - I'm not sure where it's supposed to come from.
This is because you need some Windows SDK to be installed. https://github.com/madskristensen/DialToolsForVS/blob/6289d3707b9606a2513edb35550969a23a9f8cb5/src/DialControllerTools.csproj#L160 What is your maximal installed SDK version?
Update this line for your SDK and it will build https://github.com/madskristensen/DialToolsForVS/blob/6289d3707b9606a2513edb35550969a23a9f8cb5/src/DialControllerTools.csproj#L160
Got it building. I had to update all the packages to the latest (except system.collections.immutables since it goes from 5 to 7).
Then I built in release, went to bin folder and double-clicked and installed!
Thanks @xperiandri
Play with it. And you are very welcome to contribute some fixes or features
Using the links in the readme.md leads to either:
Is there a built version of the code or is it a cse of building from the repo to get VS2022 support?