# Visual Studio Version 16
VisualStudioVersion = 16.0.29324.140
VS 16.x, a.k.a. VS 2019, isn't actually supported for this project right now. It shouldn't say that. It should probably say 12.x instead.
The consequence of this is that it will automatically try to open this solution in VS 2019 if you've got that installed and double-click on the .sln file.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the .sln file.
Expected behavior
It should probably call out 12.x.
rbwhitaker
commented
3 years ago
Describe the bug The solution file says
VS 16.x, a.k.a. VS 2019, isn't actually supported for this project right now. It shouldn't say that. It should probably say 12.x instead.
The consequence of this is that it will automatically try to open this solution in VS 2019 if you've got that installed and double-click on the .sln file.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior It should probably call out 12.x.
Additional context None.