Not Available for Visual Studio Community/Pro/Enterprise

[b9chris]

Just adding this here so I can follow it for when it's released for regular (non-Code) Visual Studio. Guessing I'm not the only one who's interested.

(for those who don't use Visual Studio, the Code edition is nothing like regular Visual Studio, with a subset of features and very little overlap in terms of infrastructure).

[mlsmith007]

Same here. Would love to see a Visual Studio version.

[brianjlacy]

+1 Very anxious for Visual Studio 2019 support!

[yoshiask]

This has already been suggested, and for some reason the issue was closed even though zero progress has been made.

https://github.com/codota/TabNine/issues/101

[asheroto]

Would love to see support for VS!

[boaz-codota]

We are trying to gauge community demand, so anyone wanting visual studio plugin, please star the dedicated repository: https://github.com/codota/tabnine-visual-studio

[CatalinRadoi]

Visual Studio is so much better than Visual Studio Code, if you have Windows.

I know I am not alone, I know a lot of programmers just like me. We need this extension for Visual Studio as well!

[shaigeva]

I'm Happy to announce that Tabnine for Visual Studio has been released!

Marketplace page: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TabNine.tabnine-visual-studio Installation instructions: https://www.tabnine.com/install/visualstudio Repo for feedback / issues: https://github.com/tabnine/tabnine-visual-studio/

[sparkydasrath]

I'm Happy to announce that Tabnine for Visual Studio has been released!

Marketplace page: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TabNine.tabnine-visual-studio Installation instructions: https://www.tabnine.com/install/visualstudio Repo for feedback / issues: https://github.com/tabnine/tabnine-visual-studio/

Thanks for the release. I bought the Pro version over the weekend after using it in VS Code for Rust with the expectation that it will work the same way in Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise as well. So far, I have seen no way to actually sign in or link it to my account. There is no config options etc. Additionally, I have seen ZERO changes in my Visual Studio after I installed it as well (no completions etc..)

[shaigeva]

Hi @sparkydasrath, Thanks for approaching!

Tabnine on Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise is indeed supposed to work the same way.

As the Visual Studio extension is very new, we have not yet implemented a visual indication that Tabnine is installed (status bar / menu item) - it’s expected to be in one of the next sprints.

Can you please share some details to help diagnose what’s the issue?

• Visual-Studio Tabnine version
• OS version
• Other installed extensions (specifically - is resharper installed?)
• Which languages / file types are you working with?
• Try to auto-complete in a .txt file? “Hell” and ctrl+space should auto-complete “Hello” or similar.
• Try to type “tabnine::config” and then ctrl+space in Visual Studio (any file, any place in the file)? This should trigger your browser to open the tabnine configuration page. You should see that you have Pro status there.
• Can you please go, in file explorer, to %homepath%/.tabnine? It should contain a logs directory. If you can zip it and upload here that can help diagnose the issue faster.

Thanks!

[sparkydasrath]

Hi @shaigeva
Thanks for the update.

Version: 0.1.13 Auto-complete: does not work ctrl+space

"Try to type “tabnine::config” and then ctrl+space in Visual Studio (any file, any place in the file)?"

Nope: only works on .txt file. Took me a while to get this one sorted out as I was talking to T9 support about it. As suggested to them, I highly recommend adding the bit about executing tabnine::config on a .txt file as it doesn't just work anywhere (at least not for me)

Additionally, I have not seen a SINGLE change in my Visual Studio to indicate that it is actually working. As previously said, when using it in VS Code + Rust, I get tons of Tab9 suggestions. In Visual Studio + C#, I get ZERO. I bought this mostly because my day to day is .NET Core + C# code and was hoping to help speed things up but so far it hasn't done anything.

Not sure if it's relevant, I also have Resharper & CodeMaid as helper extensions installed.

Looking forward to getting this to work...

[shaigeva]

@sparkydasrath thanks for the comments.

The issue with your setup is Resharper. Whenever Resharper is installed, Tabnine doesn't work in C# files, as Resharper takes over the standard mechanisms.

This is actually the top item on the agenda for the Visual Studio plugin and I'm working on it right now. I hope to have news about it soon.

Thanks, Shai

[sparkydasrath]

@shaigeva Thanks for the quick response and I kinda figured R# would have been the case. For funsies, I will disable it and try to use T9 on C# files for a bit to better understand the experience. I am liking it a lot for Rust so far.

[r-sayar]

@sparkydasrath thanks for the comments.

The issue with your setup is Resharper. Whenever Resharper is installed, Tabnine doesn't work in C# files, as Resharper takes over the standard mechanisms.

This is actually the top item on the agenda for the Visual Studio plugin and I'm working on it right now. I hope to have news about it soon.

Thanks, Shai

Will you post on the thread when it works with ReSharper? It's also not compatible with IntelliCode. I hope it will work soon though.

[shaigeva]

Sorry for delay @r-sayar - will definitely update here and tag.

[prostolyubo]

I'm also looking forward for the Visual Studio Community Edition plugin.

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