Freezes Visual Studio completely when I have knockout attributes in the HTML.. Have to terminate VS and restart over and over again.. The web essentials is disabled until this is fixed.. I really hope you work on this.
I am downloading and installing this for the collapsible code brace region feature. if (stateMentTooLong){... I want to collapse it now without regions....}
This add-in is great in VS2012, except for one problem: most of the time when I try to save a .coffee file that has syntax errors, Visual Studio crashes. Let me know if there is any info I can send to help you debug this.
It become unusable when editing medium-large javascript files... about a second delay from keypress to character appearing in the document! I had to disable it... when bugs like this dissapear, I'll give another try.
Really great ideas, but JS extensions are way too slow and seem to compete with MS JS extensions, which are better. Can you add the ability to selectively enable/disable the tools? That might be a huge improvement. The CSS extensions are awesome, but I can't leave this thing running because it kills the JS editor.
Since the last two releases, i've been getting the following errors:
25-01-2013 10:49:35: Updating bundles...
25-01-2013 10:49:35: The parameter is incorrect. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))
at EnvDTE.Properties.Item(Object index)
at MadsKristensen.EditorExtensions.ProjectHelpers.GetRootFolder()
25-01-2013 10:49:35: The parameter is incorrect. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))
at EnvDTE.Properties.Item(Object index)
at MadsKristensen.EditorExtensions.ProjectHelpers.GetRootFolder()
25-01-2013 10:49:35: Bundles updated
This happens on every build. The project has a js and css bundle, where the bundle has reference to different subfolders (might not be the cause).
Another annoying thins is, that the WebEssentials output window is main focus after build, instead of the usual build window.
The project is a normal MVC4 project, with normal /content and /script folders.
Hi,
I usually use tabs when writing C#, but spaces in CSS. We recently switched to LESS, so i was wondering which editor the LESS files use with Web Essentials?
If it doesn't already, would it be possible to change it to use the CSS editor, so i have the same settings for CSS & LESS? (or event the Plain Text editor, if the CSS editor causes problems with built in css validation)
I'm able to create a bundle file just fine, but nothing seems to trigger it actually re-building its contents. I'm in a Windows 8 JavaScript project in case that actually makes a difference.
What's the deal with the sudden drop of vendor prefixes? Just because most people may be using HTML5 compliant browsers, that don't need them, does not mean that everyone is. This was a very dumb decision on the author's part.
When I edit .less files on a remote server, the LESS compiler chokes on @import
For example this chokes:
@import "../lib/bootstrap/less/variables.less";
I've tried absolute paths (and verified accessibility via a browser) and that chokes as well:
@import "http://www.mysite.com/lib/bootstrap/less/variables.less"
Is there a way that we can be clever in the way we process remote .less files?
Hi, the same word highlighting feature for CSS and JavaScript files makes the code virtually unreadable when in the Visual Studio 2012 dark theme.
I filed a bug for this via the email link but haven't heard anything yet.
Are there plans to fix this? Unfortunately this plugin is not usable until this is fixed.
Thanks.
Noel
If you happen to have a function and a variable with same name in a typescript class, Visual Studio hangs for ever. This is not valid for typescript, but until you correct it Visual Studio should just display the error...
Example:
class Test{
atest='hallo';
atest(){
}
}