I've been trying to install the Service Fabric SDK with Visual Studio 2015 by following this guide from Microsoft. Once I have it installed I can see in control panel:
However when I then go to create a new Service Fabric Application project the project is not listed there. Additionally, if I try to clone a project from GitHub and load it into VS it says it is incompatible:
Is there any known issues with the current version of Service Fabric SDK and Visual Studio 15?
Thanks!
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We have a build agent (a self hosted buildserver) which apparently satisfies msbuild, but not visualstudio so we tried to install vs.
I installed vs2022 community on the server and restarted.
Still those mails comes when a change is detected in the repository.
No agent found in pool XXX which satisfies the following demand: visualstudio. All demands: msbuild, visualstudio, Agent.Version -gtVersion 2.192.0
Is community not an option?
Azure DevOps Server 2020 and below only officially supports Visual Studio 2019 and below for the tasks and the agent version it ships with. The latest agent version for Azure DevOps (Service) has the right updated scripts in the Capability Providers.
In case this is on an Azure DevOps Server and want to use Visual Studio 2022 / .NET 6, you need to:
Set a magic environment variable to be able to run a more recent agent version:
AZP_AGENT_DOWNGRADE_DISABLED=true
Upgrade to/Install agent version 2.195.0 or newer.
Install the Visual Studio 2022 compatible Visual Studio and MsBuild tasks into your server. Either by directly overwriting the tasks on the server:
npm install -g tfx-cli
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path Task.guid-version.zip --service-url https://yourtfs.com/tfs/DefaultCollection
You can download the latest zip file from my GitHub repo. Or download them yourself with my script.
Or installing them side-by-side as an extension which will give the tasks get a new unique id and a different reference name.
I've laid out the process in this GitHub repo and blogpost:
https://github.com/jessehouwing/azure-pipelines-tasks-zips
https://jessehouwing.net/adding-visual-studio-2022-to-azure-devops-server-2020/
The expectation is that Azure DevOps Server 2022 will be the first version to ship with official support for Visual Studio 2022.
Community is an option (but I did not test 2022). Check agent capabilities.
I can not find the Azure Function Icon, when I try to create a new Project.
My current Visual Studio version is 15.9.7 and I own a Azure subscription. I can create an Azure Function in VS Code but not in my regular Visual Studio. Azure Developement is installed
My Setup in the VS Installer:
When I try to install azure functions manually, I get this error:
Does anyone know, what the problem is?
it seems this is a generic problem , a github issue is created in here:
https://github.com/Azure/Azure-Functions/issues/399
You need to install the Azure features from the VSTS installer. You are also missing the ARM Template option, which indicates you don't have the feature installed.
The VS Installer is what is used to install VS and is in the start menu:
I have been using Visual Studio 2017 for some time currently(15.7.4). In the installer I have Azure Development ticked and that includes service fabric tools. When I go to create new project the option Visual C# -> Cloud -> Service Fabric Application is not in the list. I have already installed Microsoft Azure Service Fabric 6.2.283.9494, Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK 3.1.283.9494 and Mircosoft Azure Service Fabric Tools for VS 2015.
I have created a service fabric cluster using ClusterConfig.Unsecure.DevCluster.json and can see that running at http://localhost:19080/Explorer/index.html#/
I'm not sure what else I need to do to get this template to appear, I assume something in the VS install but I can't see any other options that I need to add.
EDIT: Even after uninstalling and reinstalling VS 2017 Enterprise using the installer and the Service Fabric SDK, I still don't have the option for the template Cloud -> Service Fabric Application
When you install the SDK, it does not install the Visual Studio Tools.
The SF Tools for VS is a separate installation, the version you installed is specific for VS 2015, for Visual Studio 2017 you have to install it from the Visual Studio Installer > Azure Development > Select 'Service Fabric' and install it. This will install the required VS templates missing.
A similar question has been answered here:
Visual studio 2017 is not recognizing project of type .sfproj
I am trying to add to references Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient. So there is a question: Is visual studio 2013 support Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient reference?
You have to install Azure SDK and add reference or create projects that can target various azure emulator or azure feature's within vs2013
HTH
You can install our latest Azure Storage Client Library through NuGet and then start using the new Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage namespace. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient namespace is no longer used since our 2.0 release.
I am trying to create a webproject which can be deployed on azure. I have VS 2010 trial version (pro) installed on windows 7. When i click cloud (under VC#) i am prompted to install Windows azure tools. I do this. I get the tools installed message. I restart VS 2010. But i fail to find windows azure web project template, which should have been installed. It just shows me the same sequence of screens (install tools etc). I am executing VS 2010 under administrator role.
Steps described # http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/ff687127.aspx
Questions
Is Windows azure template projects not allowed in Trial edition of VS 2010 pro?
Can such a project be made using VS 2010 express?
Thank you
Sameer
I'm not sure about trial versions, as I've never tried installing with a trial edition. However: I've run other software packages with trial versions of Visual Studio, without issue.
The SDK will work with Visual Studio 2010 Pro and above, as well as Visual Web Developer 2010 Express (downloadable here).
For installing the tools properly, I'd suggest going here and installing via Web Platform Installer. It will make sure you have all needed dependencies.