![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() There is a new How to: Diagnose extension performance article under Manage VSPackages to show how to detect and analyze extension impact on Visual Studio startup and solution load times. The template manifest schema is documented in Visual Studio template manifest schema reference. For more information, see Upgrade custom project and item templates for Visual Studio 2017. If you deploy your extension using an MSI, you must generate the template manifest files by hand. ![]() You can use Visual Studio 2017 to update your VSIX extensions. Instead, the extension must provide template manifest files that describe the install location of these templates. Starting in Visual Studio 2017, scanning for custom project and item templates will no longer be performed. To learn how to update your extensibility projects and their VSIX manifests to Visual Studio 2017, see How to: Migrate extensibility projects to Visual Studio 2017. Migrate extensibility project to Visual Studio 2017 Frequently asked questions for Visual Studio 2017 extensibility.Changes to extensibility for Visual Studio 2017.To learn about these changes, see the following topics: Installing assets outside the usual extension root.Ngen assemblies on extension installation.Explicitly declaring prerequisites to be detected and installed by the VSIXInstaller.To support the new light-weight install of Visual Studio 2017, the VSIX extension manifest format has been updated to version 3 (VSIX v3). In the same manner, you can create one or more model definitions and integrate them into a set of tools. By using the Modeling SDK for Visual Studio, you can create powerful model-based development tools that you can integrate into Visual Studio. The Visual Studio SDK has the following new and updated features for Visual Studio 2017. Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code. Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code ![]()
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