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Visual Studio 2022 AMA
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We are very excited to announce a Visual Studio 2022 AMA!
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EricStarker
Updated Jun 23, 2021
TeBeCo
Jun 22, 2021Copper Contributor
Would it be possible to have full "tye" support in vs2022 ?
idea is just to press "F5" and have a "profile" for tye.
sort of like "bridge to kubernetes"
that would finally allow to have the "startup project" or multiple startup project not destroyed every time the repo is cleaned (aka the .vs/ folder)
having a `debug: true` in that yaml for example would be a blessing
- timheuerJun 22, 2021
Microsoft
We're looking at tooling around this and how to bridge a few concepts here. One key scenario you note here that we're keen on looking into is better multiple startup project support. Is that your key scenario/win when you use the Tye tooling? We recognize that people are working more and more with multiple microservices/clients that all need to talk to each other locally and a better F5 experience is desired here. We've outgrown some existing ones. It isn't a committed feature yet, but we're discussing/designing.- TeBeCoJun 22, 2021Copper Contributorit's not just micro service to be fair it's useful in demo env / end to end / local dev let's say you have a monolith with 3 backend (other team / can't control) designing 3 dumb webapi with the same set of endpoint allow to work in isolation or have specific behavior it helps designing new code if the backend did not released it for example that also helps having isolated end to end with predictable result and not subject to backend down time / instability / authn credential
- timheuerJun 22, 2021
Microsoft
Yep, this is a good use case as well, you're confirming some things we're trying to solve for. We know in these cases solution files for .NET developers are not enough.