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sushraja-msft opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 4 comments
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Suggestion: About/Help should show where JSDbg is installed #14

sushraja-msft opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 4 comments

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@sushraja-msft
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sushraja-msft commented Apr 18, 2019

I was trying to write and extension today after installing jsdbg for visual studio. I had to search my c: to find the install location of jsdb since the extension installer auto picks the place to install jsdbg.

C:\Users(user-name)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\15.0_84d86a5b\Extensions\wngg5enl.eby\extensions\examples

was where it was installed.

@petersalas
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Out of curiosity -- did the "Extensions" extension not work? Or was it not obvious that that was the way to load/author new extensions?

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sanketj commented Apr 18, 2019

Yes, the "All Loaded Extensions" pane in the "Extensions" extension should show you the path for every extension.

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And you can also point it to a JSDbg checkout's extension directory there.

But maybe it would be good to mention that in CONTRIBUTING.md, it took me a while to find that as well.

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sanketj commented Apr 23, 2019

Yes, documentation on that is definitely missing. Filing a separate issue for that.

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