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now the web workbench only support web application project. hope you can support website project.
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Hello, I don't know if I rejoin this post but our company wanted to buy 3/4 licences until we see that we can't add a file in an existing web project. Do you will support this kind of project ? We are very interested and hope that you respond quickly :) (Congratulation for this project :) ) Julien |
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Hello Julien, In a Web Site you should get intellisense, highlighting, formatting etc. but you won't currently get compilation. (We're working on an update that will address that limitation -- follow the blog for updates.) You can still add files to a Web Site by using the Text File template and just changing the file extension to .scss, .less or .coffee. Again, we're hoping to sort out why the templates don't appear, but you don't really lose anything by using the Text File template, just a matter of having to remember to enter the file extension! |
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Hello Ivan, Thanks for the quick reply ! I hope that you will resolve this problem soon because for my team this is just not possible to do in our project an application web to get compilation :( (We work with a solution and in it, existing sites web to get the TFS source control.) I will follow with excitement your updates. When this will be solved, I'll buy licences for all my team. Best regards, Julien FROIDEFOND email : julien.froidefond@isotools.com |
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Hi Julien, Just wanted to say that for ages we have been using web site solutions here too, but since MVC and the likes has come out we have preferred to switch to web application mode. The problem with web site solutions is you don't get a lot of stuff like automated T4T execution (no chirpy, no WW, no T4Mvc ..etc), not even sure if you get nuget support, publish support, and web.config transformations, since they pretty much all rely on T4 automation. Not to mention that web applications have been the prefered way to create a web based solutions since at least the past 4-5 years now. Web site solutions date back to VS2003/2005. If its possible, i would suggest you convert your project, it took me less than 3 days to convert a project with almost 3000 files from website to web application. The simplest and most fail safe way to convert is to create a new empty web application, and then manually add all the files from you other site to it. Bonne chance :) |
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Hello; Thanks for the help but we work on files which are later compilated by an application outside Visual studio. This files are css, and files in a language (our language) that the compiler non Visual traduces into asp.net. It's for that reason we can't do web application. We are in a weird position; between technologies, and one is non compatible in visual studio. But it was interesting to see how others can work :) Bye bye Julien |
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