问题
Are there any plans by Microsoft to release a Taco Update 11 with native Cordova 7, Node 4.x support?
Is Taco still an active project since the last update was two years ago?
回答1:
I think it is safe to assume Microsoft has abandoned TACO platform, putting their focus in this space to Xamarin.
- As you pointed out, the last update to the tool was 2 years ago, Jan 2016.
- The last entry in The Visual Studio Blog ("The official source of product insight from the Visual Studio Engineering Team") was 15 months ago, Oct 2016.
- According to his LinkedIn profile, Jordan Matthiesen, who was Program Manager for VS Taco, is now Program Manager for Visual Studio For Mac.
For myself, a Visual Studio user for 27 years, I have switched to using Cordova CLI and Visual Studio Code on Mac.
回答2:
After a few try i have found a way:
Follow this steps:
install nodejs 4.8.7 on your machine
in visual studio go under tools>options>"Tools for apache cordova" and deflag chekbox "use a sandboxed version of NodeJS"
Edit taco.json file of your project and set "cordova-cli": "7.1.0"
Open a new console and install cordova on your machine (npm install -g cordova@7.1.0)
For android build:
- open prompt, digit android and press return
- dovnload API 26 SDK from tool
- download gradle 2.x and put bin folder in your system path
- install jdk 1.8.x and set java_home system var to it reboot
回答3:
For those that still use TACO for visual studio, I found the following instructions to update Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova for VS 2017 to use Cordova @7.1.0 and Cordova-Android @6.3.0
https://github.com/brunolau/vs-taco-update
It tells you how to find the old toolset (6.3.1) and how to replace it with a new version, and also how to update android to API level 26.
It also shows you how to create your own custom toolset, which I haven't tried, but sounds very useful.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48080658/taco-roadmap-update-11-with-cordova-7-support