WordPress, project files and intellisense
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WordPress, project files and intellisense
Hi,
We are heavily using PHP Tools for Visual Studio for WordPress solutions and intellisense makes it even better. Although every wordpress project is usualy hosted on TFS as well. The problem is, if I exclude /wp-admin and /wp-includes from the PHP project (because we don't want to pollute TFS with generic code), I will loose intellisense as well. Is there a way around this?
Thanks
We are heavily using PHP Tools for Visual Studio for WordPress solutions and intellisense makes it even better. Although every wordpress project is usualy hosted on TFS as well. The problem is, if I exclude /wp-admin and /wp-includes from the PHP project (because we don't want to pollute TFS with generic code), I will loose intellisense as well. Is there a way around this?
Thanks
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Re: WordPress, project files and intellisense
Hi!
Thanks for the question. Currently the best way would be just to create a project with Wordpress which you'd reference from your project (the references for PHP projects just serves for Intellisense). So your project would have Intellisense from Wordpress available without need to have actual files in the project.
Thanks!
Thanks for the question. Currently the best way would be just to create a project with Wordpress which you'd reference from your project (the references for PHP projects just serves for Intellisense). So your project would have Intellisense from Wordpress available without need to have actual files in the project.
Thanks!
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