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I think this might be redundant with https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.AddNewFile64 (Also, I don't believe your version 22.0 is correct — VS 2022 is, a bit confusingly, 17.0.) |
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Ah, I wasn't aware of the new version of the extension. I couldn't find it when I searched. Either way, with the current version number whilst it may be incorrect, it does work - so I'm not particularly sure what the deal with that is. :) |
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This pull request simply modifies the VSIX manifest to allow installation within Visual Studio 2022. The extension works perfectly well in my testing whilst using Visual Studio 2022, and I've encountered no issues. Therefore, I thought I'd simply make a simple pull request to add support to the VSIX.
Modifying the manifest will allow the version check to pass within 2022, making the extension compatible. All existing functionality works perfectly well.