Visual Studio currently provides the option to debug code outside your project source code, such as.NET or third-party code your project calls by specifying the location of the.pdb (and optionally, the source files of the external code). I have a problem where my ASP.NET controls are not able to be referenced from the code behind files. I found a solution in Stack Overflow question ASP.NET controls cannot be referenced in code-behind in Visual Studio 2008. But I cannot seem to find my Visual Studio cache to clear it. I am using Visual Studio 2005 on Windows Vista. The next time you connect to a codespace through the portal or Visual Studio Code, we’ll prompt you to submit the preferred GitHub account you’d like to be added to the beta. Every Azure subscription owner with a Visual Studio Codespaces plan will also receive an email requesting their preferred GitHub account.
- This video describes to cleanup visual studio code cache folder to getting better performanceVisual Studio Code Tips - http://theblogreaders.com/visual-studi.
- It is easy to configure Visual Studio Code to your liking through its various settings. Nearly every part of VS Code's editor, user interface, and functional behavior has options you can modify. VS Code provides two different scopes for settings: User Settings - Settings that apply globally to any instance of VS Code.
Visual Studio Code Tip – Cleanup Cache Folder to better performance
This video explained to clear cache folder to get the better performance during the development activities in salesforce or any other platform using Visual Studio Code.
Steps 1: Go to the C: drive
Step 2: Select the User folder
Step 3: Select your User Account folder, make sure check the hidden folders and AppData -> Roaming -> Code -> Remove the cached files
Visual Studio Code Clear Git Cache
C:UsersWindows 10 ProAppDataRoamingCode
Visual Studio Code Clear Workspace Cache
- Cache
- CachedDate
- CachedExtensions
- Code Cache
Please check the below video for more info: