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1. #VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER HOW TO#
2. #VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER UPDATE#
3. #VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER UPGRADE#
4. #VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER FULL#

Today, digital signage enriches our daily lives with eye-catching content in all kinds of spaces, including plazas, shopping malls, cafes and more.īy utilizing digital signage as a media art platform, Samsung Electronics has been paving the way for the expansion of the technology’s role.

#VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER UPGRADE#

If you are looking for a paradigm shift, the new SDK style csproj format (see migration tool) + nuget PackageReference makes updates almost instant (< 20 SECONDS for same projects in scenarios above) - highly recommend you upgrade any legacy projects.The evolution of digital signage – a type of display technology that’s used to deliver key information in an intuitive manner – has been remarkable.

#VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER UPDATE#

Checking for restoring packages must trigger TFS to do some source control operation checks.įYI this was VS2013 UPDATE 4 - Nuget version: 6.663, on a sln with NumberOfProjects = 38, but I could recreate this hang just building a single csproj with 2 dependencies. It seems this causes TFS to thrash in some way. Turns out that we had enable package restore on build enabled (I think this is on by default now in VS) AND we also had the packages checked into source control. Since I tend to blame NuGet for everything, I disabled NuGet Package Restore "allow NuGet to download missing packages" checkbox under Visual Studio -> Options -> Nuget Package Manager -> General. Using ProcMon I could see 3 million + file operations on the /packages/ folder via devenv.exe when I would build this project (and would continue for some time after)!! The first steps of the build you can see that it was checking EVERY PACKAGE to see if it needed to do a package restore (it did not). The 45 seconds of hang would not produce any output to GUI and VS would hang. Had a similar issue, VS would hang for 45 or so seconds then build for 4 seconds and complete. What can I do to diagnose and eliminate this from my solution so that I never see it again? In general, how can I diagnose problems that occur during a build?

#VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER HOW TO#

If I were to guess, I would assume that it's a deadlock in the filesystem or something, but I don't know how to go about proving this-much less how to prevent it. My problem is that the output windows doesn't tell me anything at the point at which it freezes, and I don't know how else to determine the cause of this lockup. However, the problem persists even when building one slice of the codebase with the majority (50) of the projects unloaded.

My solution is about 60 projects in total, which are mostly C# class libraries, with a few each of web applications, web services, and console applications.

#VISUAL MICRO CRASHES WITH LIBRARY MANAGER FULL#

It never resolves, the Cancel button is never enabled, and the only way to remedy it is to kill the devenv process and load up my entire solution again, knowing full well that I've fixed nothing and I'm equally liable to see the same thing when I attempt my build. I hate this window in ways I can't describe. This dialog will close when the action completes."

" The operation you requested is taking longer than expected to complete. Probably between 25 and 50% of the times I build my solution, I see this: