Reputation: 7432
I am attempting to use DNX in VS Code. Instructions online suggest that if I have a DNX project folder open in VS Code then I should be able to open the Command Palette and type dnx
and see some options. However, when I open VS Code and type dnx
I see no options.
Where do the commands in the command palette come from? What causes them to populate?
This is different from Visual Studio Code command "dnx run" not available because that user sees dnx
in their command palette, they just don't see the sub-commands.
Note: I am followed the instructions here to get my project setup and everything works fine except for the missing dnx
in Command Palette.
Note: dnx
is available on my path and I can do dnx run
from the root of my project.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1227
Reputation: 7432
It turns out the dnx
command gets added to the Command Palette when you install the C#
extension in VS Code. To do this open the Command Palette and type ext install c#
:
Upvotes: 2