I encountered the same problem with VSCode, and I resolved it by adding the following path to the system environment. After that restart VSCode and everything is OK. C:\Users\<Your user name>\Anaconda3\Library\bin If the anaconda was not installed in the default directory, please find your own Anaconda3\Library\bin.
Source Control We have 20 or 30 projects being built into 4 or 5 discrete solutions. We are using Subversion for SCM. 1) We have one tree in SVN containing all the projects organised logically by namespace and project name. There is a .sln at the root that will build them all, but that is … Read more
Note: This answer is not the recommended way of handling image resources. It just addresses the particular problem as described by the question (i.e. to include an image as an embedded resourse). Don’t add the image as a resource. I would rather do the following: Create the image/icon and save it to a file Choose … Read more
I think there is only one answer to your question, which you have discounted as being ‘way too much work.’ However, I believe that is because you are going about it the wrong way. Let me present steps for adding a conditional breakpoint on Thread ID, which are extremely easy, but not obvious until you … Read more
UPDATE: seems like in VS 2019 and .NET 5 you can now use Publish target. <Target Name=”Test” AfterTargets=”Publish”> <Exec Command=”blablabla” /> </Target> Here’s my old answer that also works: MS has confirmed, that when publishing to file system they don’t have any target to launch after that. “We currently do not support executing custom targets … Read more
We split out all region specific settings into thier own config file. Under the root of the web app we create a config folder and place the region specific settings there. So whatever files are living under the root of config will get picked up. our web.config looks something like: . . . <appSettings configSource=”config\appSettings.config”/> … Read more
Maybe this is new in VS 2015 but there’s no need to add a custom macro – you can find the Start Without Debugging menu item in the list of things you can add. Go to Tools -> Customize, follow the images below.
I haven’t really done any measurements, but what I usually do is to exclude the real time scanning of my development folder (usually my :\Projects folder). That way, the compiler can work as fast as possible during my everyday repetitive tasks. I do have a daily scan that have the folder in question in its … Read more
Current Answer for VS2017 and later Debugging Typescript directly in Visual Studio has been possible since VS2017. From the documentation: You can debug JavaScript and TypeScript code using Visual Studio. You can set and hit breakpoints, attach the debugger, inspect variables, view the call stack, and use other debugging features. There are also additional resources … Read more