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While ASPX does not have deep intellisense support in VS Code, Visual Studio does. Unfortunately, right now ASPX's backing implementation for inline C# does not work with VS Live Share and this is a full feature needed to implement. This is was tagged as a bug given it's behavior, but it is effectively a full feature that is not currently supported.
Product and Version: Visual Studio 2017 Preview (15.6 Preview 3) OS Version: Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit Live Share Extension Version: 0.2.58 Target Platform or Language: ASPX files in ASP.NET Web Forms projects
Steps to Reproduce / Scenario:
[Host] Create a new ASP.NET Web Forms Site project
[Host] Open Contact.aspx
[Host] Share
[Guest] Join
[Guest] Look at Contact.aspx
Expected: No errors visible
Actual: Page.Title and Scripts show errors (red squiggles). Other incorrect warnings are also visible. Site.master.cs is a valid CodeFile and has a green squiggle under it and webopt is a valid prefix and also has a green squiggle.
Similar to #64 for F# and previously #51 for CSHTML.
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[VS] ASPX: Guests incorrectly see errors for valid types, classes, and namespaces in the code-behind
[VS] ASPX: Guests incorrectly see errors for valid types, classes, and namespaces
Jan 31, 2018
There should not be any "red squiggles" anymore as of v0.3.392/v.0.393. However full intellisense is not supported yet. Keep an eye on platform support for info on when we get this up and running.
While ASPX does not have deep intellisense support in VS Code, Visual Studio does. Unfortunately, right now ASPX's backing implementation for inline C# does not work with VS Live Share and this is a full feature needed to implement. This is was tagged as a bug given it's behavior, but it is effectively a full feature that is not currently supported.
Product and Version: Visual Studio 2017 Preview (15.6 Preview 3)
OS Version: Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit
Live Share Extension Version: 0.2.58
Target Platform or Language: ASPX files in ASP.NET Web Forms projects
Steps to Reproduce / Scenario:
Expected: No errors visible
Actual: Page.Title and Scripts show errors (red squiggles). Other incorrect warnings are also visible. Site.master.cs is a valid CodeFile and has a green squiggle under it and webopt is a valid prefix and also has a green squiggle.
Similar to #64 for F# and previously #51 for CSHTML.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: