Visual Studio 2019 - Scrum Bug

Visual Studio 2019

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Use Visual Studio 2017 or 2019 as merge tool in Tower

Visual Studio 2017

Use Visual Studio 2017 or 2019 as merge tool in Tower

> Updated with Visual Studio 2019 support. I recently started using Tower as my Git client in Windows, it's great in many aspects, but it doesn't ship with any Diff/Merge capabilities. It relies on 3rd party tool to supply that feature. It comes with a

Configure Visual Studio to use a different Git Credential Manager for Windows

Configure Visual Studio to use a different Git Credential Manager for Windows

Visual Studio ships with the Git credential Manager for Windows (GCMW) as part of its Team Explorer feature. This nifty little helper allows you to authenticate to Azure Repos among other git providers using your normal username and password and optional 2FA and it will handle the Personal Access Token

Connect any version of Visual Studio to Azure DevOps or Azure DevOps Server

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Connect any version of Visual Studio to Azure DevOps or Azure DevOps Server

Visual Studio has been around for a long time and there are still people developing in Visual Basic 6 or Visual Studio 2008. Even if you're using a more recent IDE, you could need one or more hotfixes and/or service packs.

Uninstall Visual Studio extension from the command line

Uninstall Visual Studio extension from the command line

After installation of Visual Studio 2019 preview, it wasn't able to start after installing all my favorite extensions. A vsix extension, can only be uninstalled from the Extensions window in Visual Studio itself. With Visual Studio freezing on start-up, that's not an easy thing to do.