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Development #1348
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Created a branch of my own for setting up World Wide Importers in VS Code & Visual Studio 2022.
Saving the updates I made to be able to run these examples in both VS Code & Visual Studio Community 2022 to be able to run and execute each project and build it.
Added a single space to single line closing tags to keep consistency across all tags.
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I am currently testing some new extensions to see which work best for large scale package updates (not just npm or NuGet but, newer standards like Azure, Kubernetes, Docker & Chocolatey, just to name a few).
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This should get any package deprecation issues resolved and allow Visual Studio 2022 to be satisfied with the build dependencies with the latest available packages.
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These packages are subject to change based off availability. ]
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The commit I did was to update these projects to run .NETFramework,Version=v4.8 , which I changed to work with the most up-to-date packages available and modified the version of NuGet packages to remove deprecated versions and run the latest stable builds . I plan to confirm executing any builds or debugging continues to be successful and saves the updates to boot directly into the latest updates and enable push button start across Visual studio Community 2022, VS Code 1.93.1 & all of MS SQL Server 2022 (SSMS 20, SSAS, SSIS, & SSRS). Any remaining updates will be targeted at making seamless transitions between all SQL components from Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2 with the latest build to date.