Clone git repo from Azure DevOps UI launches Visual Studio 2017 instead of Visual Studio 2019
Question
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Summary
Steps
- Go to the homepage of a repo in Azure DevOps.
- Click the Clone button.
- From the IDE drop down, choose Clone in Visual Studio
Expected result
Launches Visual Studio 2019 to clone repo.
Actual result:
Launches Visual Studio 2017 to clone repo.
Workaround
Start VS 2019, clone from there.
Software installed
- Visual Studio Enterprise 2019 16.4.3 (with git for Windows component)
- Visual Studio Enterprise 2017 15.9.19
1 answers
solution1
2 ACCPTED 2020-01-23 08:29:27
The Visual Studio version launched is determined in:
- Windows Settings > Default Apps > Choose default apps by protocol.
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