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Cant install in VS 2019 16.0.1 #13

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Scr34mik opened this issue Apr 16, 2019 · 10 comments
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Cant install in VS 2019 16.0.1 #13

Scr34mik opened this issue Apr 16, 2019 · 10 comments

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@Scr34mik
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Scr34mik commented Apr 16, 2019

Im trying to install extension from built-in extension manager ("Extensions-->Manage Extensions"). It constantly fails with the same error message :

This extension cannot be installed because the following references are missing: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.CoreEditor

Im attaching full log to this post:
Disable_MWZ_error.log

Ive already tried to change dependencies in the project file, but when im trying to install my own cooked version, it says that extension was not installed since there are may be issues with it.

Will you plan support for VS 2019 ? Coding on laptop without this plugin is a pain in the back.

UPD: Used this updated manifest:
https://github.com/rngbus/DisableMouseWheelZoom/blob/master/source.extension.vsixmanifest
It worked !

Thanks @rngbus !

Please update extension in the marketplace.

@lzm04521
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How to Install in VS 2019 16.0.2 ?

@Scr34mik
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Scr34mik commented Apr 28, 2019

How to Install in VS 2019 16.0.2 ?

Here, i will spare you the details :
DisableMouseWheelZoom.zip

@lzm04521
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How to Install in VS 2019 16.0.2 ?

Here, i will spare you the details :
DisableMouseWheelZoom.zip

It worked!
Thank you so much~

@Possibility454
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Hi, I am having this same issue. It installs on 2015 and 2017 but not 2019. The zip file listed above is no longer working.

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@zzquilt
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zzquilt commented May 20, 2019

You have to modify the catelog.json
"Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.CoreEditor": "[15.0,)"
Hope this will help others.

@RxDave
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RxDave commented Jun 9, 2019

I'm still getting the same error as of VS 2019 16.1.2:

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
Version 16.1.2
VisualStudio.16.Release/16.1.2+29001.49
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 4.7.03056

Looks like the modification in the .zip has already been pulled into master, so it seems there's a different issue now?

Btw, I've always loved this addon. It blows my mind that it's not a setting in VS by now.

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@AndyBraham
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Is anyone still working on this project? Still broke in 16.2.5, any idea's how to fix this? It blows my mind why this is even a feature, why not just increase the text size?

@Rauce
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Rauce commented Oct 11, 2019

I got it to install by doing what zzquilt instructed above:

You have to modify the catalog.json "Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.CoreEditor": "[15.0,)"

BUT, I had to do this in a few of the files, not just catalog.json.

@reduckted
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I've forked this and published a version that supports Visual Studio 2019 (doesn't support earlier versions).

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=reduckted.DisableMouseWheelZoom

@NoahRic
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NoahRic commented Oct 16, 2019

Is anyone still working on this project? Still broke in 16.2.5, any idea's how to fix this? It blows my mind why this is even a feature, why not just increase the text size?

I'm not really working on it, no :( And similarly I have no idea why this isn't yet an option in Visual Studio.

It was really a feature with the new editor in VS2010 because it demoed well as something we could do easily in WPF that you couldn't do in the old editor. But it was always more of a PM feature than an engineering feature, and it's always had a specific problem that users often have ctrl held down without realizing it, usually because they are saving/copying text + scrolling at the same time.

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