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1. #HOW DO YOU PRINT IN VISUAL STUDIO ON A MAC FOR MAC#
2. #HOW DO YOU PRINT IN VISUAL STUDIO ON A MAC UPGRADE#

Replace all texts of “Xamarin Studio” with “Visual Studio for Mac”, and you should be able to get Addin Maker (>=1.3.4) installed and a sample add-in created.

So to create a new add-in, you can always get start from the official guide for Xamarin Studio,

#HOW DO YOU PRINT IN VISUAL STUDIO ON A MAC FOR MAC#

And now again, Visual Studio for Mac (based on MonoDevelop 7.x) requires a new branch.

#HOW DO YOU PRINT IN VISUAL STUDIO ON A MAC UPGRADE#

The core assemblies have significant differences in editor related APIs, due to the big upgrade in Xamarin Studio 6.x. That’s why for add-in there are two branches, 5.0 and 6.0. Press Command + Shift + P on Mac or Ctrl + Shift. In the force-app/main/default directory, you find the metadata included within the project such as applications, aura, classes, and more. Under the VSCODEQUICKSTART directory, click force-app to show its folder tree. Previously to develop extensions for MonoDevelop/Xamarin Studio, we need to target the 5.x or 6.x profiles of MonoDevelop core binaries. Click the Explorer icon in Visual Studio Code to expand the force-app folder. It reuses many useful ingredients from Visual Studio itself, such as the editor experience.This IDE is based on MonoDevelop/Xamarin Studio, which has a very long history already.Once the download is complete, click the VisualStudioforMacInstaller.dmg to mount the installer, then run it by double-clicking the arrow logo: You may be presented with a warning about the application being downloaded from the Internet. But if we check this IDE further, easily we can see it is not a surprise at all. Download the installer from the Visual Studio for Mac download page. Microsoft announced this new IDE last year at Connect 2016 keynote, which is a surprise for many developers. So what are the steps to build such an add-in? Below I try to show some technical details. I just shipped a test build of add-in at GitHub, which enables Visual Studio for Mac to run xUnit unit test cases.