Updates the detection of Visual Studio 2022 #771
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… is now greater than 1940.
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Hi @McMartin,
I hope everything is going fine for you ! 🙂
I have created this Pull Request after experiencing the error message from Reprojucer.cmake, at the line 2294, on Azure Pipelines, last week, after they did update the version of Visual Studio Community used on their Visual Studio 2022 image.
After a little of debugging, I noticed that MSVC_VERSION variable is now over the version
1940.I also found this article from Microsoft blog, named MSVC Toolset Minor Version Number 14.40 in VS 2022 v17.10, that specified that:
With that information, I have created this Pull Request, so that everyone who want or have to switch to a newer version of Visual Studio will be able to enjoy FRUT. 😉
If you need any more information, or tests to be done, feel free to ask. 🙂