I am using Visual Studio Community 2017 15.9.6. After every build all my Tests starts executing. How do i disable it.
There are few SO posts suggesting to disable Run Test After Build option under Test Settings menu however i am using Community edition and i do not see that option available in Community
How do i disable it?
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I was able to debug my source generator in VS 2019 by setting the project properties/debug Launch to Roslyn Component, then the target project combo to one of my consuming project:
Now this feature seems to be missing in VS 2022, I can not create a launch profile using the Launch Profile UI with similar settings.
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How can I debug Roslyn source generator in Visual Studio 2022?
I got it working in VS 2022 17.1.0. Follow this instructions:
https://github.com/JoanComasFdz/dotnet-how-to-debug-source-generator-vs2022
Also make sure in the Visual Studio Installer that you have installed the .NET Compiler Platform SDK.
My project need to be run with MSbuild 14.0(visual studio 2015) but this is taking only Visual Studio\2017\Community\MSBuild\15.0\Bin\msbuild.exe .
I have installed visual studio community 2017,VS 2015 web and Desktop express on my Build Agent.
Capabilities of build agent-
Task Configuration -
This configuration giving me the warning -
[warning]Visual Studio version '14.0' not found. Falling back to version '15.0'.
How can I use MSBuild 14.0 with Visual Studio build task .?? This is running with MSbuild task..
Thanks in Advance ..!!
[warning]Visual Studio version '14.0' not found. Falling back to version '15.0'
Since I do not install Visual Studio 2015 Express for Desktop and Web on my build agent, I am not sure whether Visual Studio 2015 Express for Desktop and Web is compatible with build agent.
But I found a thread about it, you can check the comment on the accepted answer:
That's it! For some reason VS2015 Express does not install the ShellFolder or InstallDir keys! I was worried that the agent script recognised it but refused to register it because we are not allowed to use it for automated builds. I feel more comfortable with it now.
It turns out that is not the full story. When I add the "Visual Studio
Build" task to the process, it now executes, but if I look more
closely at the log, I can see the following message:
"##[warning]Visual Studio was not found. Try installing a supported
version of Visual Studio. See the task definition for a list of
supported versions." And then it falls back to building with MSBuild.
It works because I am building a .sln; let's just hope I don't have to
build a .proj.
So, it seems that Visual Studio 2015 Express is not compatible with build agent. you can try to install the Visual Studio community 2015 instead of it, which I can build it without any issue.
Again, you can check if there is a parameter about Visual Studio on your Capabilities of build agent when you use Visual Studio 2015 Express:
if not, build agent will throw that error.
Hope this helps.
I'm encountering an issue when trying to build .modelproj projects using msbuild via Visual Studio 2017 Build Tools.
This is the error I see:
...[ProjectName].modelproj error MSB4057: The target "Rebuild" does
not exist in the project.
I have found this thread relating to some issues opening .modelproj files via the IDE in VS2017 - Visual Studio 2017 not opening .modelproj - however is there a way to get this fix onto just Build Tools rather than the full IDE? Ideally we'd like to avoid having to install the full IDE when all we require are the Build Tools on the server.
however is there a way to get this fix onto just Build Tools rather than the full IDE? Ideally we'd like to avoid having to install the full IDE when all we require are the Build Tools on the server.
You can not build Modeling projects using msbuild via Visual Studio 2017 Build Tools. Because starting with Visual Studio 2017, the UML Designers have been removed from Visual Studio, If you are a significant user of the UML designers, you can continue to use Visual Studio 2015 or earlier versions.
You can get the detail information from Port, Migrate, and Upgrade Visual Studio Projects and Microsoft Application Lifecycle Management：
How can I enable SonarLint in Visual Studio automatically?
Every time I open Visual Studio I must to enable it manually, because it is always disabled
Try uninstalling and then installing again Sonar Lint for Visual Studio.
A possible reason for this behavior is if Sonar Lint was installed twice in your Visual Studio. I don't know how this could happen, but there is a tool that can detect this situation: DuplicateExtensionFinder. Here is a GitHub comment that talks about this behavior Source
According to this Microsoft article on VS2015 there should be a "Run tests after every build" option in the test explorer. There is not. Any idea how to enable it?
I am running VS2015 Update 2, but perhaps there are some additional settings I need to enable?
The referred article in your question has a note on the availability on that feature:
Warning
Running unit tests after every build is supported in Visual
Studio Enterprise.
I use Community at home and Professional at work and don't have that feature in either of them.
I am using Visual Studio 2017 Professional and I really want to run tests after build, a feature is only available in Visual Studio Enterprise and currently in Visual Studio 2019 Professional Preview as well. Visual Studio 2019's IntelliSense doesn't do "code completion" well, so I still mainly use Visual Studio 2017.
A work-around to run tests after build in VS 2017 is to run the test from the command line using dotnet vstest.
Simply create a batch file to run dotnet vstest [Your Test Project].dll and add to Project Properties > Build Events > Post-build event command line: call $(ProjectDir)YourBatchFile.bat > Run the post-build event: On successful build.
Below is a sample Output after the build: