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I was wondering, if there is no intellisense support for azure pipeline .yaml definition for VS2022. I just find VSCode extension mentions everywhere.
Is there really no intellisense support for the paid current visual studio?
Im not talking about generic yaml support, im talking about specific Azure pipeline definitons. Switching back and forth to the docs is exhausting...
PS: Enforcing a tag here is ridiculous, especially when theres no fitting tag....
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VS 2022 has no knowledge of Azure YAML pipelines (or any other pipeline for that matter). The Azure DevOps UI does have basic support for YAML editing but it is a work in progress. You can search their Github repo for known issues.
Thx for the quick reply.
Quite a shame...
The Pipeline Editor on the Cloud Frontend has a stupid completion behaviour. Pressing enter for a new line twice and u end up adding the first "suggested" identifier. VS Code has a proper extension, but i'm seriously not bloating my system with more stuff for one feature I need.
Im wondering why the intellisense (assuming the base system behind intellisense VS/VSCode is roughly the same) hasnt been added to the full Visual Studio Editions aswel...
The extension model for VS Code is completely different than VS. Irrelevant the extension would need to come from the Azure YAML pipeline team. They manage feedback in Visual Studio Feedback.