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Some time ago, a Visual Studio update added a hot reload feature. It be handy, but it also can be annoying especially when you're testing and you don't want to reset the current state of the front end. Visual Studio injects the script whether you're debugging or not.

How can hot reload be disabled? My Visual Studio version is 16.10.3

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/speed-up-your-dotnet-and-cplusplus-development-with-hot-reload-in-visual-studio-2022/

I've added a new .Net 6.0 project to my solution in VS2022. Installed the EntityFramework 6.4.4. with install-package entityframework and now try to add a ADO.Net Entity Framework Model to the project. I get an error:

The project's target framework does not contain Entity Framework runtime assemblies. Please review the target framework information on the project's property page.

I've tried adding several other EF packages (which should not be necessary according to the documentation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/ef6/fundamentals/install). I thought the problem was with my installation but I created a .Net 6.0 console application containing the problem and sent it to a colleague and he got the same message.

Also found this topic here: Adding Entity Framework Model on Visual Studio 2022 but there's no answer there.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a .Net 6.0 Console application.
2. Install the EF6 package using install-package entityframework from the package manager console window.
3. Right-click solution and choose 'Add' => 'Add item'.
4. In the left pane click 'Data'.
5. Choose 'ADO.Net Entity Framework Model.
6. Click 'Add'.

The error appears:

I checked this question and many other posts to help me resolve my issue, but nothing worked.

I trying to open an existing Java Project from Eclipse in vscode. The project was opened successfully in Eclipse 2021-06 and I fixed the referenced libraries by selecting the JAR libraries under lib/ folder and right-click - configure build batch - add select add to build path. Then the file .classpath was updated automatically. Then I had to download JDK 11 (needed for vscode) and JDK 1.8 needed for the Java project. I managed to work with eclipse to set the JDK correctly and all worked fine. I was able to compile the project, export the result JAR and deploy and all worked well.

I am having trouble to open this project in vscode using Open Java Project option. I am facing issues adding referenced libraries this Java project as it is a managed project (since it was created in Eclipse). When I try to add the libraries using vscode UI, I am getting mixed results and sometimes it is not working and the build fails. I was surprised as in some instances, things just work, and then they don't.

I tried to update .classpath file in vscode and still same issues. When I try to add the libraries from Referenced Libraries (Read Only) under JAVA PROJECTS tree in vscode by clicking +, it has no effect. This step will modify the file settings.json under .vscode folder by adding the relevant values to the property "java.project.referencedLibraries".

I am confused about how to configure the referenced libraries for Java projects in vscode. Following is a summary of questions:

1. How to add a library using a relative path to a Java Project based on the project root folder?
2. What is the difference between adding a library using the .classpath file and by modifying settings.json file? Which one will win?
3. How to add a folder with all JAR files to be as the referenced library to the Java Project? This is to avoid adding one file at a time.
4. Why the .classpath and .project files are not showing in vscode explorer view? It will only show when you open the file in vscode from the Windows File Explorer.
5. I found command Configure Classpath but it is read-only, which I think it is the same as the .classpath file. Is there a way to change it from vscode UI?
6. When I remove .classpath file or when I removed the classpathentry lines from the .classpath file, the node 'Referenced Libraries (Read Only)' under JAVA PROJECTS in vscode view was removed. Why?

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I appreciate your help.

Is there an Auto Save feature in Visual Studio 2022? The article here says it is.

But for me I dont see it. Is it removed in Preview? Or I am missing something?

I have an ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC web application, which I upgraded to .NET 6 following these instructions.

All of my unit tests are passing.

When I run the application, some queries are working and some are failing with this error:

An error occurred while writing to logger(s). (The ConnectionString property has not been initialized.)'

I took one of the failing queries and put it in a Sandbox Unit Test and ran it. It runs fine. So there is something wrong with the dependency injection of the DbContext.

I tried deleting all obj and bin folders, restarting Visual Studio, restarting my computer, none of which helped.

Here is how I am registering my DbContext:

Every time I go to build any project in Visual Studio 2022, all I get in the buil output is:

In my Java application I am using Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 for storage (ABFS). In the class that handles the requests to the filesystem, I get a file path as an input and then use some regex to extract Azure connection info from it.

The Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 URI is in the following format:

I am trying to change the target framework for my SSIS 2019 script task to .NET 5.0 from .NET 4.7 by installing other frameworks. My changes are reverted back to .NET 4.7 once I save and close out from the script task. Could you please guide me on how to make my changes stick or the ideal way to switch the target framework to .NET 5.0

I'm trying to create a .NET Core 6.0 binary as a standalone, with all dependencies packaged in one .exe file.

The trouble I am having is that whilst the binary compiles ok it is reliant on the DLLs placed in the Release/Debug folder.

I have tried compiling from the command line with