We have recently moved our github on-prem(enterprise) repositories to our enterprise cloud(EMU). While we connect the repository via Visual studio IDE 2019, we are able to clone the repository via https URL where our repository is authorized via fine-grained token.

I got a code-first project hosted online (Website).
When I run [Update-Database] from the console on Visual Studio, it update my local database but if I change my ConnectionString to the online one, it update the Online Database (production)

I have tried to import a visual basic solution file from a different computer to my home computer, but when trying to load this file in visual studio, I received a message which reads “C:UsersMeOneDriveDocumentsPayrollSystemV2.netPayrollSystemV2.net.vbproj : error : The project file could not be loaded. Could not find a part of the path ‘C:UsersMeOneDriveDocumentsPayrollSystemV2.netPayrollSystemV2.net.vbproj’. “

There is a Visual Studio web project. On its publish I would like to exclude certain files for example the rosyln folder.

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?

Is it possible to place a Command Button in the Tool bar for Show Error Squiggles? I would like to quickly toggle this feature off and on. If it’s not possible to place a button can I map this command to a key-board shortcut somehow?