Gewusst wie: Ausführen von Add-Ins in der Befehlszeile
Aktualisiert: November 2007
As an alternative to using the Add-In Manager to start add-ins, you can configure an add-in to load by using the Devenv command line. This can be useful, for example, if you want to perform an operation outside of the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) and still initiate an add-in, such as for unattended builds or Windows system tools.
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To run an add-in on the command line
After creating or loading the add-in, open the Add-in Manager.
Check the box in the Command Line column for the add-in.
Checking this box notifies Visual Studio that the add-in can be invoked via the command line as well as through the Add-in Manager.
Exit Visual Studio.
In a Command Prompt window, start Visual Studio by using the /Build (devenv.exe) switch. For example:
devenv YourAddinSolutionName.sln /build.