C#: Use dotnet CLI to launch OpenVisualStudio.dll
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Use the DLL instead of the EXE, so we can rely on the dotnet CLI handling the architecture.
raulsntos
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platform:windows
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topic:dotnet
cherrypick:4.3
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I'll install some version of VS to test this as soon as I can 😅 In any case, it looks like what we discussed earlier, so I expect it to be fine. |
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I installed Community 2022 this morning. I can reproduce the issue on |
paulloz
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akien-mga
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OpenVisualStudio.dll
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Thanks! |
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Use the DLL instead of the EXE, so we can rely on the dotnet CLI handling the architecture.