SetCodeHeaders is a simple Visual Studio 2022 extension that does one thing and one thing alone: add text from a "\.sln.headertext" file to ALL of the .CS, .XML, .CONFIG, .XSD and .XAML files in a given solution.
The extension was written as a stop-gap while waiting for Rubicon's superb License Header Manager to be updated to work with VS2022, and should not be used as a long-term replacement, since:
SetCodeHeaders does not support project-specific headers
SetCodeHeaders does not remove header-text (although it does overwrite)
SetCodeHeaders does not include localization support
SetCodeHeaders does not have expandable properties
SetCodeHeaders has not been well-tested (caveat emptor)
@squideyes Thank you for that update. Given that your ticket isn't a bug-report, feature-request (in and of itself), or a question, I'll be closing it. I recommend you contribute to the discussion in #141
SetCodeHeaders is a simple Visual Studio 2022 extension that does one thing and one thing alone: add text from a "\.sln.headertext" file to ALL of the .CS, .XML, .CONFIG, .XSD and .XAML files in a given solution.
The extension was written as a stop-gap while waiting for Rubicon's superb License Header Manager to be updated to work with VS2022, and should not be used as a long-term replacement, since:
You can download the extension from https://github.com/squideyes/SetCodeHeaders
Enjoy...