project-template

TL;DR: What XML snippets do I add to my TemplateInfo.plist files, to create a second compiler target when creating a new Xcode project? While working on my own Xcode project template, I'm trying to have KIF integration testing working in a 'out of the box' sort of way. KIF requires you to duplicate your regular target and then modify some properties. This is normally done manually, but it both takes time and leaves a margin for error, while it's so mundane it could be automated. For clarity, I'm looking to create the second target in this screenshot automatically : I got quite far with the

I deleted the exported zip file that was placed in my exported templates folder and of course it still shows in Visual Studio's "Add New Project" dialog. I expected that but I'm having a difficult time finding where else the template files are stored. How do I remove a custom template? Edit I've searched the following folders (and numerous others, but these are the most obvious): %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplates %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplatesCache %userprofile%\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\My Exported Templates

Xcode 4 completely changed the (project) template system. There's a lot more you can do now, but it comes at a price. Take a look in the TemplateInfo.plist files scattered around your /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/Project Templates/Application folder and you'll quickly lose the perspective. The new setup is very hard to modify, even harder to re-create. The writer of boreal-kiss.net has a real good post about the new structure . One of the things he mentions struck me because I had the same thought while connecting the dots of the extensive use of

I have a lot of VC projects in Visual Studio 2013 solution. For each project I keep most of it's properties in property sheet AllConfigurations.props , belonging to project's folder. I'm trying to create a project template for such project. I add AllConfigurations.props to template zip file and reference it in .vstemplate: <Project TargetFileName="Test.vcxproj" File="Test.vcxproj" ReplaceParameters="true"> <ProjectItem ReplaceParameters="false" TargetFileName="AllConfigurations.props">AllConfigurations.props</ProjectItem> But when creating new project with this template, Visual Studio displays

Is it possible to add a solution folders with the project template? If it's not built in functionality, is it possible to create a custom task for this? This is bit tricky. You cannot do this with simple project template. Project templates could operate only on single project level. To implement more advanced logic, you need to implement WizardExtension and register it within .vstemplate file of your template. <WizardExtension> <Assembly>AssemblyInGACWithSomeLogic</Assembly> <FullClassName>MySuperWizardExtension</FullClassName> </WizardExtension> You can find more about wizard extensions on

How do you remove following noise templates, that don't even work? In visual studio: go to Tools>Extensions and Updates and then uninstall or disable the template To save a bit of time for 2010 users, the folder has moved: ...\My Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Templates\ProjectTemplates Alex For Visual Studio 2013 , I found my template cache here: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0\ProjectTemplatesCache Deleting them off of disk should do the trick. Where they exist will depend a bit on where you installed them. If you installed them for all users they will be at

I'd like to get started with ASP.NET MVC 5 using Visual Studio 2012. I've installed the " ASP.NET And Web Tools 2013 for Visual Studio 2012 , but this "only" gives me an "Empty ASP.NET MVC 5 Project" template. For MVC4 web projects, I can select different kinds of Web applications (like "Standard", "Internet", "Intranet" etc.). And I've seen screenshots with similar options for Visual Studio 2013. Are there any project templates (for VS2012) which allow me to do the same for MVC5 applications? It seems that "currently" there is only included the Empty Project template, and MS officially hasn't