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vscode-start-pbiviz README

This Visual Studio Code extension adds the option to directly interact with the PowerBI Visual tools (pbiviz) for developing Power BI Custom Visuals without leaving Visual Studio Code.

Features

Add 'build-in' support for pbiviz in Visual Studio Code.

  • Start pbiviz and load the Power BI Custom Visual [(]Ctrl+F8]
  • Restart pbiviz and reload the new Power BI Custom Visual code [Ctrl+Shift+F8]
  • Stop pbiviz [Ctrl+F9]
  • Package Power BI Custom Visual [Ctrl+Shift+B]
  • Update Power BI Custom Visual API

Requirements

The PowerBI Visual Tools (pbiviz) should be installed before this extension can be used. See the Power BI Visual Tools Readme for more information on how to install the tools.

Known issues

An stack trace is shown in the output if pbiviz is started the second time: I have not yet found a good way to determine if pbiviz is running and it cannot be started multiple times.

Release Notes

0.0.5

  • [Bug] Fixed that every restart created a new outout window 'PBIViz Cli Control'
  • Layout output window improved

0.0.4

  • Added 'pbiviz package' command
  • Added 'pbiviz update' command
  • Reduce output window pop-up

0.0.3

  • [Bug] Fixed restart sequence to avoid 'race' conditions with child process.

0.0.2

Initial release of this extension. Simple start, stop and restart of pbiviz

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This Visual Studio Code extension adds the option to directly start and restart the PowerBI Visual tools (*pbiviz*).

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