Qt Visual Studio Tools 2.3.0 has recently been released but isn't recognised by Visual Studio 2019. Does anyone know if it can be modified/rebuilt for VS2019 or when support might be added?
Support for VS2019 has since been added and will be available in the next version of the Qt Visual Studio Tools, which is scheduled to be released in a few days' time.
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In my Visual Studio Extension for VS 2019, I am currently using Visual Studio SDK version 16.0.202. This is the oldest version with Major Version 16.
If I update the version of the Visual Studio SDK, for example to 16.10, will that require users of my extension to update their version of Visual Studio as well?
Put another way, if I want my extension to support all versions of Visual Studio 2019, do I have to have to stay with the 16.0 version of the SDK?
It is a good question, but I would be surprised if this is true. The libraries provided by Visual Studio, for your purposes specifically (extensibility), shouldn't change the major version numbers. Over the years, I have created many versions of visual studio packages, and I never had this problem. I always use the latest version of the SDK available, since they are actively fixing bugs. However, they may always screw up. Also, if you use internal Visual Studio libraries, not for extensibility, all bets are off.
Refer to Installation of AnkhSVN Visual Studio 2019, although it can be successfully installed, it still cannot be used in visual studio 2022
ActivityLog.xml:
CreateInstance failed for package [AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio]Source: 'mscorlib' Description: Could not load file or assembly 'file:///c:\users\xxxx\appdata\local\microsoft\visualstudio\17.0_1d0575ca\extensions\mhbmk1bf.g1d\Ankh.Package.dll' or one of its dependencies.
According to the authors it will be on the Market place soon. For now use the direct installation link (uzip and execute). https://github.com/AmpScm/AnkhSVN/releases/download/v2.9.87/Ankh-VSIX-2022.zip
The version linked in the Gutek answer (https://github.com/AmpScm/AnkhSVN/releases/download/v2.9.87/Ankh-VSIX-2022.zip) don't work well with Visual Studio 2022, when opening VS2022 it gives several errors (https://github.com/AmpScm/AnkhSVN/issues/44)
At the moment, for Visual Studio 2022, they recommend to install the latest version built correctly and is available in https://github.com/AmpScm/AnkhSVN/actions (the vsix are in the artifacts of a successfully build)
From the extension page, AnkhSVN does not support visual studio 2022. And I suggest you can leave this question here: AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio Q&A
I am using visual studio 2015 but of late the IDE has been freezing on opening projects. Is there a way to uninstall installed plugins or any solution whatsoever.
Here are the Visual Studio's 2015 requirements (in case your computer can not handle the IDE) and here is the way to remove Visual Studio Tools and extensions.
As the title asks, does Qt Visual Studio Add-in support Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition or not? That is, can it be installed and integrated into VS2013 Community Edition?
Asking because it doesn't support VS Express, and the Community Edition might lack some features needed by the Add-in, as well.
Unlike VS Express, Visual Studio Community Edition supports both plugins and cross-platform development, and also it's free. So Qt VS Add-in would work on VS Community since the latest version of the Add-in supports VS 2013. There would be no problem and it should work normal, unless you encounter a bug in Add-in.
How to install qt add-in (for Qt 4x) for Visual Studio 2012?
Installator told that there are no supported version on Visual studio is installed.
UPDATE:
Exact msvs 2012, exact Qt Addin 1.1.xxx (not 1.2.xxx)
This answer indicates that it is possible with Qt VS Add-in 1.2.2, though there are some limitations to its support of Qt 4.x. As far as full-blown support for Qt 4.x in VS 2012, I'm afraid that it may not be possible.
If you really need this support, I'd suggest requesting it via the Qt Project forums or their JIRA bug tracking system.