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I need to upload a visual studio code on git / codeplex .
how can i do that? on source code option at codeplex , it is showing fork something ..
Install git on your local machine, create a local git repository, commit the changes and then push the changes to your remote git. http://git-scm.com/
You can use the Visual Studio Tools for Git VS plug-in. You will need to also install Git locally. Lastly you will need to configure in VS the repository you will be uploading to and, once configured, commit and push.
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I downloaded Visual Studio professional 2017 from the Microsoft website and installed the universal windows platform development.
I wanted to open a new c# project, but there were no options to console application, Windows Form, and a lot of others.
Which pack do I need to install from the Visual Studio installer?
You'll need to run the installer again and do "Modify" and make sure ".NET Desktop Development" is enabled to get Windows Form application project types you can also install "ASP.NET and Web Development" for web stuff or any others you might need, if have space + time install them all, if needed, but should only need to install the things you need.
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I am installing xamarin on visual studio and I see an error:
Something went wrong
The installed android sdk is too old.version 24.34 or newer is required.
Screen shot of error.
Where can I download latest adt bundle (with adb.exe) ?
You can update your Android SDK by using the Android SDK manager. Either look under Tools inside Visual Studio menu bar or use the windows key and start typing "Android SDK..." you than should find the SDK Manager.
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I installed on windows 7 visual studio code editor for developing asp.net mvc application. I know now support debug c# only for linux and Mac.
How to debug c# in vs code on windows?
P.S. Yes, i know about visual studio community. But i want try working in vs code.
Right now, VS Code only supports debugging for Node on Windows
https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/editor/debugging
However, watch for future updates as well as the extension marketplace
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I'm pretty sure I tried to use Code Contracts in C# code by just including a reference to System.Diagnostics.Contracts Namespace http://goo.gl/wZIg54 .
But Code Contracts for .NET page suggests I need to download MSI package. Why is it so? Are Code Contracts built-in into .NET / C# or not?
#vkelman the calls required to specify contracts are part of the basic framework (for example, Contract.Requires). Visual Studio doesn't do anything with these, however, unless you've installed the tools that come in the MSI package.
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I have a executable file which I made in visual studio (c#/winforms), and I would like to make an installation file which, when run, places my executable file in a specific directory, for example C:/Program Files and creates a shortcut on the desktop - much like most application you install in windows.
I don't know how to approach this. Couldn't find any guides online either.
Add a Visual Studio Installer Setup Project to your solution, and configure it however you want. Reference your other project, and tell it where to put your executable.