u/SL-Tech

Should be easy for someone who knows how to make extensions.
I want to right-click a C# file and select Run. Which basically is:

dotnet run --file path

>Ex: dotnet run --file "D:\GoogleDrive\My Content\My Projects\SLT\Assets\SLT.Assets\Test.cs"

Or is it possible to make it a Command?
I got it working in VS Code; I need it in VS too.

I use inline suggestions from GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, and it works great! Just two very strange things.

It always recommends changing the ICollection<> initializer from my preferred way: [];
To: new List<>();

And yeah, it doesn't like the new extension() {} element and wants to change to the old style using static methods.

Are there any "instructions" I can give?

I use inline suggestions from GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, and it works just great! Just one very strange thing.

It always recommends changing the ICollection<> initializer from my preferred way: [];
To: new List<>();

And yeah, it doesn't like the new extension() {} element and wants to change to the old style of static methods.

>How can I tell it to leave my collection initializers alone?

Is it possible to target Markdown files in a custom snippet? What should the Code Language be? Thanks!

Just wondering, when installing, why doesn't PowerShell 7 replace the installed version (Windows)?

So, I have two DB contexts. I want to place migrations in separate folders, so I run:

dotnet-ef migrations add Init420 --context AssetsDevDbContext --output-dir Migrations/AssetsDevDb

It creates files and snapshots in Migrations/AssetsDevDb, so all is good. But when I run:

dotnet-ef database update --context AssetsDevDbContext

I get:

>No migrations were found in assembly 'SLT.Assets'. A migration needs to be added before the database can be updated.

According to the docs, EF Core should remember the folder. But right now it doesn't work.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

I'm looking for an extension to make a type and inheritance diagram from a project. If not an extension, are there any software that can do it?

When I run the script, the window doesn't close, even though exit is the last line. What am I missing? Thanks!

Script:

$profiles = Get-ChildItem -Path . -Recurse -Filter *.pubxml | Where-Object { $_.FullName -match "PublishProfiles" }


if (-not $profiles) {
    Write-Host "No publish profiles found."
    exit 1
}


foreach ($profile in $profiles) {
    $project = Get-ChildItem -Path $profile.Directory.Parent.Parent.FullName -Filter *.csproj | Select-Object -First 1
    
    if (-not $project) {
        Write-Warning "No project file found for profile: $($profile.FullName)"
        continue
    }


    $profileName = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($profile.Name)
    Write-Host "Publishing $($project.Name) using profile $profileName ..."
    dotnet publish $project.FullName -c Release /p:PublishProfile=$profileName
}


exit 1$profiles = Get-ChildItem -Path . -Recurse -Filter *.pubxml | Where-Object { $_.FullName -match "PublishProfiles" }


if (-not $profiles) {
    Write-Host "No publish profiles found."
    exit 1
}


foreach ($profile in $profiles) {
    $project = Get-ChildItem -Path $profile.Directory.Parent.Parent.FullName -Filter *.csproj | Select-Object -First 1
    
    if (-not $project) {
        Write-Warning "No project file found for profile: $($profile.FullName)"
        continue
    }


    $profileName = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($profile.Name)
    Write-Host "Publishing $($project.Name) using profile $profileName ..."
    dotnet publish $project.FullName -c Release /p:PublishProfile=$profileName
}


exit 1

I find myself being very polite, responding with "yes please", "thanks!", "Great! continue with next batch", "superb". Sometimes it saves me from having to edit much code, so a little thanks is natural.

Everything worked great, then suddenly I got;

>[Conversations Information] [Conversations] Registry is disable due to command failing to run: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (2): An error occurred trying to start process 'odr.exe' with working directory 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\18\Community\Common7\ServiceHub\Hosts\ServiceHub.Host.Extensibility.amd64\net10.0-windows10.0.19041.0'. The system cannot find the file specified. @@@SOURCE UNKNOWN @@@EVENT ERROR

Is this a known issue?

When starting VS (2026 Community), I get:

>[CopilotFunctionRegistry Warning] Could not retrieve function provider for {Name=Microsoft.VisualStudio.Copilot.Debugging.DebuggerAgent Version=0.3} to subscribe. @@@SOURCE UNKNOWN @@@EVENT WARNING

It just appeared suddenly. Copilot doesn't seem to have any issues debugging.