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Fixed in 2019.1.X
Fixed in 2018.3.X
Votes
0
Found in
2018.2.1f1
Issue ID
1065936
Regression
No
Two Visual Studio Code windows are opened when opening C# Project or script
How to reproduce:
1. Open a new Unity project
2. In "Edit/ Preferences/ External Tools/ External Script Editor", select "Visual Studio Code"
3. Select "Assets/ Open C# Project"
Expected result: Only one Visual Studio Code window is opened.
Actual result: Two Visual Studio Code windows are opened.
Reproducible with - 2017.1.0a1, 2017.1.5f1, 2017.2.3p2, 2017.4.9f1, 2018.1.9f1, 2018.2.2f1, 2018.3.0a8
Note:
- The issue is not reproducible when external script editor is Visual Studio 2017 or some older versions of Visual Studio Code.
- Sometimes the issue is no longer reproducible after opening several scripts at once.
Fixed in 2019.1.0a1
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SirIntruder
Oct 14, 2018 11:49
Is this supposed to be fixed in 2018.3beta5, as the release notes say? Because it is not
SirIntruder
Oct 14, 2018 11:49
Is this supposed to be fixed in 2018.3beta5, as the release notes say? Because it is not
SirIntruder
Oct 14, 2018 11:49
Is this supposed to be fixed in 2018.3beta5, as the release notes say? Because it is not
SirIntruder
Oct 14, 2018 11:49
Is this supposed to be fixed in 2018.3beta5, as the release notes say? Because it is not