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When trying to validate the behaviour described in devtoolslauncher.yml (#46) I have been unable to find the executable in question. The tweet suggests it is either Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio (both very different products), but having installed both, I still can't find the devtoolslauncher.exe in the system32 folder.
I have used:
The latest version of VSCode
The latest version of Visual Studio 2019 Community (16.11.2) using the default installation settings plus the following modules:
.NET dev tools (including .NET Core runtime and .NET Dev tools)
UWP dev tools
C++ dev tools
Latest Windows 10 SDK
Additionally, I installed the Remote Tools for Visual Studio 2019. The only Google results I found on this tool point to VSRemoteTools, which is why I tried installing it.
TL;DR I can't validate the behaviour as I can't get hold of the executable. I have no doubt it exists somewhere but if we can't work out how to get it, it is debatable whether it classifies as a Living-of-the-Land tool.
When trying to validate the behaviour described in devtoolslauncher.yml (#46) I have been unable to find the executable in question. The tweet suggests it is either Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio (both very different products), but having installed both, I still can't find the
devtoolslauncher.exe
in thesystem32
folder.I have used:
TL;DR I can't validate the behaviour as I can't get hold of the executable. I have no doubt it exists somewhere but if we can't work out how to get it, it is debatable whether it classifies as a Living-of-the-Land tool.
(cc @felamos)
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