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Request: Visual Studio 2022 Support Please. 😁

Open Mike-E-angelo opened this issue 3 years ago • 8 comments

Please consider supporting Visual Studio 2022 with this great extension! 👍

Mike-E-angelo avatar Aug 11 '21 20:08 Mike-E-angelo

Any updates on availability for VS 2022?

mayureshs avatar Sep 16 '21 20:09 mayureshs

Seconded, VS2022 is out now and I would love to use this

smimon avatar Nov 09 '21 10:11 smimon

As it's been 2 years since any activity here, we might consider creating a fork and introducing an .Unofficial extension in the marketplace.

Mike-E-angelo avatar Nov 09 '21 10:11 Mike-E-angelo

VS 2022 already has a setting in Text Editor options

mayureshs avatar Nov 15 '21 13:11 mayureshs

VS 2022 already has a setting in Text Editor options

wow thanks @mayureshs

vkosciuszko avatar Nov 15 '21 20:11 vkosciuszko

I would still like to see this extension available in VS 2022. Even though VS now has a built-in line spacing options, I find it not granular enough. Also the ability to compress comments is very nice.

stkb avatar Nov 18 '21 11:11 stkb

I would still like to see this extension available in VS 2022. Even though VS now has a built-in line spacing options, I find it not granular enough. Also the ability to compress comments is very nice.

You are right. The built-in solution is just adding a margin at the bottom of the line and it doesn't look nice when you are hovering a line.

I guess we still need LinePress for a better experience.

vkosciuszko avatar Nov 25 '21 04:11 vkosciuszko

First a little info: I've found that with the VS2022 "line spacing" option, while you can't set it to an exact value in the options, (only 1, 1.15, 1.5 etc), you can export the TextEditor/General settings to a file, edit the value to something you want (eg 1.3), and then re-import the settings. (It shows as "1.0" in the settings dialog but does apply.) It's probably also possible to change it via the registry if you know where to look. It can take a while to experiment this way though.

Second I've found that you can combine the built-in line spacing option with the LinePress extension. Eg. I have 1.15 line spacing as a "base", and then use LinePress to stretch another 25%, but not for comments.

I've submitted PR #13 that adds support for VS 2022. If you want you can compile your own .VSIX file from that code and install it into 2022.

stkb avatar Nov 25 '21 14:11 stkb