After I install it, it doesn't show up as a menu anywhere.
Am I missing something or does it not support vs2017?
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Seems it has been official now.
Visual Studio plugin for using Git Extensions. VS 2017 supported too.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=HenkWesthuis.GitExtensions
I don't now why, but GitExtensionsVSIX.vsix provided in GitExtension release version 2.51.02, fails to install because it lacks some files inside. @raghav answer works, but it has older version (2.50.02 in 30\05\2018). But GitExtensionsVSIX.vsix 2.51.02 could be fixed:
- unpack GitExtensionsVSIX.vsix as it is zip archive.
- add files manifest.json and catalog.json from contents of @raghav answer's GitExtensionsVSIX.vsix.
- update version in that files to 2.51.02.
- Update sha 256 hashes in manifest.json.
- Add
<Default Extension="json" ContentType="application/json" />to Types in [Content_Types].xml. - zip-pack all files.
- rename extension to ".vsix".
- Install.
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