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Added Shell Context for right click on .csproj to build projects in the same directory on windows would make things a lot easier

Added Shell Context for right click on .csproj to build projects in the same directory
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I was going to create a installer but then i released i cant because i do not own this

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This is a nice idea, but I don't think we can take it.

This implementation is incompatible with the Visual Studio model of installation, which allows selecting different installation directories and side-by-side installations (for instance, you might have VS 2017, VS 2019, VS 2022, and VS 2022 Preview all installed on the same machine).

To do this correctly, we'd need something like the Visual Studio Version Selector or the pick-a-debugger dialog. That would have to be implemented in Visual Studio, so the best place to request such a feature is in the Visual Studio Developer Community.

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DevX-Cipher commented Jan 28, 2022

I just added a Reg Key so it can do it for the time being it just make it a lot easier

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DevX-Cipher commented Jan 29, 2022

i made a dll library shell extension built into msbuild hope you did not mind
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