I am trying to find a plug in for Visual Studio 2010-2012 to operate with Bitbucket, but i can't find a clear solution. I would like to find something like Ankh in Tortoise.
I would appreciate any kind of help
Finally i found a solution than fits to me.
I tried this and is working properly.
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Installed the Visual Studio for Mac just now and when I go to open my .Net Core solution that was created on a windows machine I get these errors:
“Unknown Solution Item Type”
All of these errors are happening with my .xproj files.
Any ideas?
I have seen there are plenty of others with this issue doing a Google search. No solutions though to fix it though.
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Looks like I may have solved the issue. Searching a little deeper I found this. https://www.pein-city.info/visualstudio-for-mac-review-1/
Open terminal and run a dotnet migrate seems to work so far. I have another small issue, but I can run and build locally.
Hope this helps anyone with the same issues I was having.
I am following this tutorial but apparently this error shows up
LNK1104 cannot open file 'SDL2.lib'
Now I traced back my steps but apparently all the files & directories are in the place that the tutorial said. I know there are people who had the same problem as mine but their problem got solved in their answers but they have different Visual studio versions from mine, which is 2015. I also tried doing the some of the answers in the forums I've visited. Can anyone help me out?
I managed to find a way to get around this. It is true that Visual Studio 2015 is having problems with the current SDL version. However this link would help solve the problems to all you out there having trouble with this. :)
we are moving from visual studio 2013 to visual studio 2015, and it is necessery for us to work with both studio in the same folders. Is there a way to use that and how can I set the tfs to work with both visual studios
Kind regards and thank you in advance
Assuming you install both VS2013 and VS2015 on your machine. When you map a project from TFS to local path in VS2013, if you open VS2015, and select the workspace you create in VS2013, then you'll see the same local path in VS2015, you don't need to map it again (make sure your project can work in both VS2013 and VS2015):
I would highly recommend to not do that as you might end up seriously corrupting the workspaces. Can you explain a bit more on why is this so necessary? I have helped organizations migrate between various instances of TFS over the few years now and we have not faced a situation like this. If you explain your particular use case a bit more I can perhaps suggest an alternative way to do this.
Also if you are working with TFS you might find this tool useful
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/a6b04ebd-e025-4c90-b238-72b48f0dfbd2
I downloaded and am trying to get DotNet.Highcharts working with Visual Studio 2010. I followed the instruction found at DotNet.Highcharts and it is not quite working. I am getting errors saying it can't find certain files. I did everything exactly as described in the link. Does anyone have more detailed instructions or have any idea what I may be doing wrong?
It sounds like you may have a problem similar to what I was experiencing. See post Link for what I did to correct it. it appears you may not have the files in the right location.
I googled it around but didn't find it. I remember there was a way to click VS2010 buttons/commands/menus in a way it would retrieve me the GUID of the command instead of executing it.
It made extensibility easier, but I can't find it anywhere!
Any clues?
It can be found here