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Feature/developer setup tool #722

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@increddibelly increddibelly commented Nov 28, 2022

I've been having such a terrible time getting my dev environment set up, I can't even start fixing things. So, I wanted to script the setup. And then I got a bit silly. I still want to add the DnSpy debugging tool I've added the dnSpy installation and configuration, and a default config. It's starting to become quite useful.

I hope this will bring in more people, since getting started is now a lot easier.

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increddibelly commented Nov 28, 2022

we should probably mention the original developer for the AssemblyPublicizer. I borrowed some code. to see in case there was anything else we need to publicize, given the recent beta's stream of errors in that area.

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Remove this element if your application requires this virtualization for backwards
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<requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false" />
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this is required so the app asks for permission to move files around in C:\Program Files

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I like the idea, and it's working well for me; up and running quickly. Plus firing up dnspy and the handy config link, excellent work.

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Cool, thanks for the feedback. I didn't get it running with the early test branch builds though, and that's when we need it most.

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@increddibelly Hey why 4.5.1 for the v+ project? Is that to match mono compatibility?

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increddibelly commented Dec 29, 2022

Initially, vs2022 suggested I upgrade the project to 4.8.2 and I experimented a bit but it failed spectacularly. then I realized that's not my call to make; we depend on valheim and whatever framework they use. Tldr yeah compatibility stuff.

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