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And I sometimes get an error that says "Some projects have trouble loading.

I seriously don't know what more I could do to get intellisense to work. I've been at this since 10am this morning, and it's 7:30pm now. If you comment I'll respond with whether or not I tried it.

Downloaded from the extensions marketplace the C# for vs code pack from microsoft. deleted the project settings in the root > project settings folder.Ĩ. vscode folders from the projects root folderħ. downloaded and SUCCESSFULLY got intellisense to work in Visual Studio Community 2019 (and its unity extension), but still when opening visual studio code it didn't workĦ. went to preferences > external tools: switched it to visual studio code.checked all the boxes and tested. So I thought, "Ok, nbd, this has happened many many times before. From there I realized intellisense wasn't working. I opened the project in unity and worked for a few days on some level design, but eventually I wanted to do some things from code. I managed to get the project from off my internal HDD and onto my laptop. While working on my project on my desktop, my graphics card or something crapped out, so I'm on my laptop now. The file should include the following content.I had a very interesting case on my hands. Use an online version of Office.js by adding a tsconfig.json file to the root of the web application project in the add-in solution. The Office Add-in project templates in Visual Studio add this local copy when you create an add-in project. Have a local copy of the Office.js files in a folder in your solution named \Office\1\. You need to provide the definitions of the types in Office.js to Visual Studio.

For more details, see JavaScript IntelliSense and JSDoc support in JavaScript. This article provides an overview of JSDoc and how you can use it to create IntellSense in Visual Studio. When you use Visual Studio 2019 to develop Office Add-ins, you can use JSDoc to enable IntelliSense for your JavaScript variables, objects, parameters, and return values.