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#VISUAL STUDIO 2015 INTELLISENSE PROFESSIONAL#
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2015 Funny thing is it works at home fine with the Community edition. I have tried on 2 machines at work with no luck. I have tried everything and cannot get Visual Studio 2015 Professional Intellisense to work with NodeJS. If I create a new TypeScript Project in visual studio using the same tsconfig.json, package.json and gulpfile.js files, Visual Studio intellisense resolves the types just fine and I do not need to use /// comments.NodeJS project output: 'Could not find Typings package manager tool used for Intellisense' Additionally Intellisense does not resolve types for classes or interfaces declared in other TS files inside the project unless the file is open in Visual Studio or I use /// However, Visual Stuido's intellisense is not able to resolve third-party type references that have been specified through the typeRoots setting in tsconfig.json unless I add a /// comment to files. I've installed v2.2.1 of the TypeScript tools for Visual Studio 2015, and I've added the following to the csproj file so MSBuild does not attempt to build the TypeScript files:Įverything builds fine and I don't get any errors reported from the Task Runner Explorer or gulp-typescript. For the time being we will not be using an external module loader and instead be using namespaced typescript files. I am in the process of adding TypeScript support to an existing ASP.NET MVC 5 project, with gulp powering the TypeScript build instead of MSBuild. I originally asked this question on SO in March, but have not been able to get a response to the issue.
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