Remove outdated VS setup and 2019 support info #7962
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Removes VS 2019 from the list of supported IDEs. It doesn't support .NET SDK 6.0 and can't build Godot projects. Removes mention of the VS extension. It only applies to 3.x projects and debugging is done with ordinary debugging tools after the move to .NET in 4.x.
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Cherry-picked to 4.1 |
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Removes VS 2019 from the list of supported IDEs. It doesn't support .NET SDK 6.0 and can't build Godot projects. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2019/compatibility#-visual-studio-2019-support-for-net-development
Removes mention of the VS extension. It only applies to 3.x projects and debugging is done with ordinary debugging tools after the move to .NET in 4.x.
IMO this page should also include debugger setup. It is more normal than it was before, but it's still more involved than just hitting F5. I don't have VS and don't have the time to write this up though.
This should be applied to the 4.x branches.