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The main problem is that vs cant find sdk but i've donwloaded it, through browser multiple versions, through browser or embeded installer, i restarted my pc. this how it looks in a console project ...
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I'm using the Verify.xunit nuget package with VS2026 to do snapshot testing. When it spawns the diff tool the first time to show differences, VS pops up a window warning you that the parent process ...
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I'm debugging a C++ dump in Visual Studio 2022. My symbol servers are defined. When I ask to load the symbols, I want Visual Studio to try to find the symbols in the locations I've provided, and in ...
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I have developed some .Net application (Visual Basic) using the Visual Studio version 22. I use IIS to put them for online using. Now I have installed the Visual Studio version 26. But the projects ...
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I have several pretty large projects in a solution which uses multiple projects, some of which are very rarely changed. Of course third party dependencies are rarely changed as well. With VS 2022 and ...
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I can set one programmatically, but I prefer to set it via the menus. But the option doesn't appear when you right click on a line of code. Any ideas? Breakpoints can be added in controller files ...
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I had problems with conflicting packages in my project, so I decided to create a new project and copy the source files into the new project, then downloading the relevant packages with nuget. Now I ...
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this is not a question about how to write a CUDA kernel for Torch - I have done this and the kernel is confirmed to function as expected. But I have a problem with compilation. After making the call ...
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This is a step further than my previous question: I have split my development area from "C:\Development\workarea" into "C:\Development\workarea\v1", "C:\Development\workarea\...
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While i did try to alleviate this to some extent with using regedit methods and such as shown here it still downloads most of it to my C: Drive and my C: drive is almost always full with files that ...
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I would like to split up my output directory per Git branch. Currently, my output directory is defined as follows: The variables (VSBuildPath and Configuration) are defined within Visual Studio and ...
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I build my C++ program in Visual Studio 2022 (cmake-project) using a large static-built library (QT). The library was built in Debugx64 mode. I want to build program including debug information for it,...
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I added an .editorconfig file to the solution. The linter is CodeLens, the analyzer is SonarQube, and Code Cleanup automatically applies rules (profile 2). After some time, other developers started ...
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Microsoft documents this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/version-control/git-create-pull-request?view=visualstudio, but it's a little short on one thing: where it gets the location when ...
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In my extension, there is a tool window with a WPF UserControl. For one of the bindings, I am attempting to implement an enum <--> string value converter. I have my converter defined: and ...
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