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Visual Studio 2022 Support #110

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Description

@scottkuhl

Installed product versions

  • Visual Studio: 2022 All Versions

Description

Make the extension available in Visual Studio 2022.

Steps to recreate

  1. Download the extension installer.
  2. Run the installer.

Current behavior

Message that it is already installed to all applicable products appears even though it is not installed in Visual Studio 2022.
It is also not listed in Online Extensions in Manage Extensions Visual Studio 2022.

Expected behavior

Installs and works in Visual Studio 2022.

Note: Sorry for the all the extra details. I probably could have stopped with the title on this one.

Activity

  1. stephenjeffreywhite commented on Jun 21, 2021

    @stephenjeffreywhite

    Hi Scott Kuhl (@scottkuhl)

    I made a fork and got it to work with VS2022. If either of you want to test it out, feel free. There's an already built VSIX in the releases section or you can just build it yourself if you want.

    https://github.com/dragnilar/VS-ColorThemes

    I don't think it is worth doing a PR since I suspect no one is going to be available to do a merge.

  2. scottkuhl commented on Jun 21, 2021

    @scottkuhl
    Author

    Hi Scott Kuhl (@scottkuhl)

    I made a fork and got it to work with VS2022. If either of you want to test it out, feel free. There's an already built VSIX in the releases section or you can just build it yourself if you want.

    https://github.com/dragnilar/VS-ColorThemes

    I don't think it is worth doing a PR since I suspect no one is going to be available to do a merge.

    Seems to be working. You should do a PR. Maybe it will get someone's attention.

  3. stephenjeffreywhite commented on Jun 21, 2021

    @stephenjeffreywhite

    Scott Kuhl (@scottkuhl)
    I suppose I can try it; I'll just add a second project that is for the older versions,

    And if no one merges it, it's not a big deal. Appreciate you testing it!

  4. chryw commented on Aug 5, 2021

    @chryw

    @dragnilar Your fork saved my day. Thank you!!!

  5. idbrii commented on Oct 18, 2023

    @idbrii

    Using dragnilar's fork works great. I noticed some themes were unreadable, but they are more broken in the official 2017 release v1.0.11. So that fork is an improvement. Here's Mariana:

    official release

    updated for vs2022

    The issue seems prevalent among the themes. A sampling of results:

    Works!
    Bigface
    Blue
    Blue+
    One Dark Variant

    Broken
    Dark (isn't dark)

    Broken - black text on dark
    Aletheia
    Mariana
    Plain Dark

    Regardless, thanks dragnilar!

  6. silkfire commented on Oct 18, 2023

    @silkfire
    Contributor

    David Briscoe (@idbrii) If you want a working version (at least compatible with C#) of Aletheia, let me know.

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