Closed collinbarrett closed 2 years ago
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CodeRush from DevExpress does have this Feature (plus more), however CodeRush is not free (but also not expensive) If you don't have ReSharper, then i recommend CodeRush anyway as a helper Addin.
The Feature is called "Rich Comments" https://docs.devexpress.com/CodeRushForRoslyn/120417/visualization-tools/rich-comments#highlight-comments-in-color
Ah, nice. I'm a ReSharper user. I haven't seen a feature like this in ReSharper, and probably wouldn't want to run it in addition to CodeRush (slow and double/overlapping paid products).
I pulled the repo, created a new installer project in VS 2022 and copied all the files from this repo BetterComments folder (except the packages.config and the csproj file) and copied it in the new project. Build and install it. Works fine!
@Bengkel can you maybe fork this project or describe a bit more in detail what you did?
@collinbarrett @SirTwsted @SaschaWeisenberger I've updated BetterComments to build for 2022 in my fork: https://github.com/aristocratos/BetterComments
Just open the solution, change to release and then build solution. In ".\BetterComments\bin\x64\Release\" you'll find the "BetterComments.vsix" you can install.
@aristocratos awesome, thanks a lot!
I've built a version specific for 2022, its available on marketplace now. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=OmarRwemi.BetterCommentsVS2022
Also the repo now has two branches as follows: Branch vs16 : VS2015, VS2017, and VS2019 on a single vsix. Branch vs17 : VS2022 only.
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Is there a version of this extension available or being worked on that is supported in Visual Studio 2022? I love this extension, but the current version in the Marketplace does not seem to support 2022.
Thanks!