I want download AsmDude extension for Visual Studio 2022 assembly highlighting.
But it show me an error
Logs:
How to solve the problem?
The extension doesn't include compatibility for x64, which visual studio 2022 now is and it doesn't include compatibility for the new major version of visual studio 2022. Each extension ships with an extension manifest in which the author declares which requirements the extension has.
Once the extension is updated by the author it should become installable.
For now you'll need to stick to visual studio 2019.
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I'm writing a Visual Studio extension supporting Visual Studio 2017 and 2019. Since In some circumstance I need to know, which version the extension is currently installed in, to adjust the extensions behavior accordingly. I searched the visual Studio API, but up to now I was not able to find out the current version. Its now imported what kind of version I get e.g VS 2017 or 15.9.17 or this internal build version. Anything would be fine. has anybody a hint?
I have Visual Studio build Tools 2017 installed on my PC.
Is it OK to uninstall Visual Studio Build Tools 2017 after installing the 2019 version? Is there software that cannot be built by 2019 version and instead requires 2017 to be built?
I am using Visual Studio Community 2019.
They are a separate set of tools, therefore you can safely remove the old building tools without affecting the stability of Visual Studio 2019.
However, MSbuild 16 shipped with Visual Studio 2019 introduces new features and some breaking changes which could result in compatibility problems (here the main announcement).
In case you run into them, you can always install the old Visual Studio 2017 Build Tools in Visual Studio 2019 by selecting the old tools via individual component. Then, you can change the toolset of the offending project by specifying the version you need as stated in msbuild documentation.
Only Visual Studio 2019 is present in VSIXInstaller, Visual Studio 2017 is missing and when I want to install the extension specifically for Visual Studio 2017 I can't do that
I believe this issue crops up due to the 'Visual Studio Extension File' not having the appropriate supported VS Version Numbers specified in the '.vsixmanifest'.
(Changing the supported Version Number range will allow support for previous or future versions of Visual Studio.)
Here is a Link to an answer of mine which covers the issue and resolution. (Which has a worked example of allowing VS 2015 where only VS 2012 was supported)
Is that possible to create plugin into Visual Studio 2015 which will be compatible and could be installed into different versions of Visual Studio 2013/2012/2010 ? How to do it if so ?
Update:
I know that I can create different versions of plugin/solutions for/in different visual studios, but I was wondering if there is possibility to create one solution in Visual Studio 2015.
A Visual Studio extension can support multiple versions of Visual Studio specifying them in the VSIX Manifest. Plus your extension should reference dlls present in all versions of Visual Studio, typically referencing the version of lowermost targeted VS version.
I can't find any Project Templates for Roslyn Extensions in the current released Visual Studio 2015 RC. Are they not available in the Release Candidate or just well hidden?
I am missing the whole Roslyn folder.
I have installed the Visual Studio 2015 SDK RC, do I still miss something?
They have moved to the Extensibility folder, and don't have Roslyn in the name. Instead they are named after what they actually do.
Additionally, they aren't part of the base Visual Studio install. You need to install the VS SDK, and the Roslyn templates VSIX at https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/e2e07e91-9d0b-4944-ba40-e86bcbec1599.