Visual Studio 2022 with Qt5 shows this during build after no code change: QtMsBuildqt_vars.targets(512,5): error MSB4044: The "ReadLinesFromFile" task was not given a value for the required parameter "File". Restart, rebuild, or change of code does not work.
My company is giving us new virtual machines for .NET development and I'm trying to set them up. Problem is, the dotnet debugger doesn't seem to work, and I cannot figure out why. Some specs: OS: Windows 10 22H2 VS:…
Description: The [SetupFixture] class methods [OneTimeSetup] and [OneTimeTearDown] are not executing as expected. Instead of running once before and after all tests in the namespace, they appear to be skipped entirely or executed in the wrong order. Background Scenario: I…
I want to enable IDE0058 as an error during build. Here's how I attempted to do that. Start Visual Studio 2022 (Version 17.11.2) Create new project. Project type: C#, Windows, Console -> Console App "A project for creating a command-line…
I've been working on setting up Visual Studio for .NET MAUI development on my Windows computer, but I keep running into a problem during the setup process. The specific issue involves OpenJDK v8 failing to install. This is what I'm…
In Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 (64-bit) version 17.11.1, I am developing a C# WPF application. I use Resources.resx file for storing string translations in English, and up until recently I was able to successfully generate the Resources.Designer.cs file automatically…
I'm using Visual Studio 2022 and an ASP.NET webforms app. I have a textbox linked to a ajaxToolkit:MaskedEditExtender. If the user tabs from the previous control to the Text Box, and the textbox is empty, then the cursor is positioned…
I've got a C# project that I started 4 or 5 months ago. I started it on Visual Studio 2022 and the project uses C# and Windows Forms. I worked on it a little bit and left it. Now I've…
One of the later versions of Visual Studio started showing vulnerability messages. I looked at the issue - high CPU in certain cases. It doesn't affect my use case. How do I get Visual Studio to stop showing me this…
Using VS2022, C#, Blazor and jquery the code first loads a "C:ImagesdefaultImage.png" into a canvas region in the page: <canvas id="CanvasId" @ref="canvasElement"></canvas> await JS.InvokeVoidAsync("loadImageOnCanvas", "CanvasId", "/scripts/defaultImage.png"); Then at certain point, I need to know if the image in the canvas…