The syntax highlighting has been working fine before but now after update to this Current Version 17.11.0 it seems to stop after 10000 lines. The same in all other JavaScript files.

Recently had to upgrade to visual studio community 2022. I have solutions that were created in a previous version. I can open and execute the solutions in 2022. The problem I’m having is when I want to delete / remove a .dtsx package from a project within the solution.

I have an old HDD that corrupted quite recently. It is where I installed the dependencies for Visual Studio (pretty rookie move, I understand that now). I backed up as much as I could. And then I reinstalled Visual Studio 2022 on my C:

I’m trying to work with VS2022 & CMake while targeting the WSL2 instance following this article. I have an existing Ubuntu-20.04 WSL2 instance that I’ve been working with for a while now for my C++ builds. My intention is to move my development to the Linux platform, but still use VS2022.

I’ve downloaded a copy with the packages that I need, to install it in an offline machine.

I have a new .net maui project and I installed the Xamarin.Firebase.Auth package via nuget to be able to set the “GoogleServiceJson” compilation action, the google-services.json file. I noticed that if I set the minimum Android version to 14 in the project properties, the “GoogleServiceJson” option does not appear, creating a new project without selecting the minimum version this option appears. There seems to be a problem related to Android34. The rest of the project works with Android34, but if I make this choice I cannot set the action that requires the Google file.

When I launch VS 2022, it displays the following two message shown on the screen shots below, then displays the initial VS screen for a couple of seconds, then crashes. I am including the activitylog.xml file as well. Please help.
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I’m not sure if I’m going nuts here, but I see no templates under “Add New Item” to create a .md file. I’m completely shocked by this. Does anyone know why this is the case?

Which command name corresponds to the “Run Tests” item in Visual Studio editor context menu (as shown on the picture)? I tried to assign EditorContextMenus.CodeWindow.RunTests or RunTestsInCurrentContext but it does not work (neither the test is executed nor the keyboard shortcut shows up in the context menu).

When using Find All in VS 2022 and scope “Entire Solution” the search terms are not found in XAML files, what is the trick?