Unified Settings are stored in a human-readable JSON file, so you can share settings with a teammate or manually edit settings values. With Unified Settings, we’ll make it easier and faster for you to share and export all your Visual Studio settings.
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Today, it’s impossible to control which settings sync between different Visual Studio installations and because you can’t export a complete list of settings, when you’re configuring a new installation, you still need to manually update setting that wasn’t sync’d. Might include special debugging preferences, custom tab appearance. nugetconfig, will still be supported and respected by Visual Studio. Note that industry-standard folder-scoped settings like. If you have a custom theme for a specific project, for example, you might not want to share this in the repository. You may choose to commit these to the repository so everyone on a team can have the same settings or keep these private as your own repository settings. Generally include personal settings like theme, fonts and colors, and debugging settings.Īpplies to a specific project or repository. Visual Studio will offer the following scopes to begin with, where the later scopes override earlier scopes: ScopeĪpplies to all projects and solutions for a given Visual Studio installation. Scopes describe the layers of settings which work together to configure your environment based on your context, and any setting may be controlled at either scope. We’re introducing “scopes” to Unified Settings to bring you more flexibility and control over your environment.
gitconfig files, but these don’t modify Visual Studio settings. Many teams use folder-scoped settings, which include. Sometimes, however, you’ll want to control settings around coding conventions, and those are best applied to specific repositories. When you change a setting in Tools Options today, you’ll typically change the behavior for that specific Visual Studio installation. With Unified Settings, we aim to improve the overall experience by enabling each settings page to respect your theme and offer consistent UI controls that adjust to your monitor resolution. Often showing UI that looks different for seemingly similar settings, which adds confusion.Not handling monitor resolution scaling consistently.Today, each page in Tools Options has its own UI. Below, we’ll discuss the challenges with today’s Tools Options and how we’re improving that experience with Unified Settings. We’ve learned that this leads to many options never being used or even discovered. Today, we hear about many barriers and pain points to applying settings from developers like you. We look forward to incorporating your feedback into the design and development process.Īn optimal environment is personalized with both individual preferences like colors and themes, custom tabs, keyboard shortcuts, and extensions, as well as team preferences like debugger and git settings.
We’ve created a new Developer Community Ticket detailing the current prototype video as well as open questions, and we invite you to share your feedback as we iterate. You’ll have access to all your settings in a JSON file in case you want to review or share with a team mate. The settings sync to the cloud, so that setting up a new environment can take minutes, not hours. Unified Settings helps you set up your environment with both individual and team/workspace settings in Visual Studio.
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Unified Settings reimagines how you personalize your IDE with a modern UI that reacts to changes immediately, has portable storage, and offers full control over what is shared between different project workspaces and Visual Studio installations. In a hybrid and cloud-based world, we want to make it easy for you to configure Visual Studio to your preferences whether you’re working on a laptop from home, on your desktop in the office, or using a Dev Box or Azure VM.
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