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Someone asked me a while ago to add a csproj to this project so if they want to use Visual Studio as their editor they can without fiddling with setup themselves. Apparently the advice currently in place is slightly problematic. I'm up for doing the work but I thought I'd check first if you were likely to take the PR?
I'd probably use this as a basis for plugging Visual Studio into the mix:
There's some jiggery pokery to run in watch mode in vs whilst in debug mode and doing a complete build once with modification etc when in release mode. Essentially the setup turns VS into just a TypeScript editor by adding the nuget package for TypeScript and then deactivating the msbuild version of TypeScript compilation in favour of the non / Webpack one.
As I say it's already tried and tested but you might feel it's slightly complex and so not a good fit for samples which are, in the main, quite simple.
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mhegazy commentedon Mar 29, 2016
John Reilly (@johnnyreilly) so what is the concern of adding the VS integration piece? is it the size? complexity? can you elaborate?
johnnyreilly commentedon Mar 29, 2016
There's some jiggery pokery to run in watch mode in vs whilst in debug mode and doing a complete build once with modification etc when in release mode. Essentially the setup turns VS into just a TypeScript editor by adding the nuget package for TypeScript and then deactivating the msbuild version of TypeScript compilation in favour of the non / Webpack one.
johnnyreilly commentedon Mar 29, 2016
As I say it's already tried and tested but you might feel it's slightly complex and so not a good fit for samples which are, in the main, quite simple.