@elangelo we're using VSIX manifest v1 with the following list of SupportedProducts Elements (VSX Schema) for support all products starting from VS2010+. But this is obsolete way after VS 15.0 (read #36)

As for temp VS2010+solution, you can try to add partial support for 16.0 via the same <VisualStudio Version="16.0"> record:

vsSolutionBuildEvent/vsSolutionBuildEvent/source.extension.vsixmanifest

Lines 44 to 51 in e6f5f68

    
           <VisualStudio Version="15.0"> 
        
               <Edition>Community</Edition> 
        
               <Edition>Enterprise</Edition> 
        
               <Edition>Ultimate</Edition> 
        
               <Edition>Premium</Edition> 
        
               <Edition>Pro</Edition> 
        
               <Edition>IntegratedShell</Edition> 
        
           </VisualStudio>

Moreover, I can accept PR if it will work in real use with latest RC VS2019. However, full support means usage VSIX v3 :( that of course requires separate distribution for:

VS2010, - v1
VS2012, - v1, (v2 - optional)
VS2013, - v1, (v2 - optional)
VS2015, - v1, (v2 - optional)
VS2017, - v3
VS2019. - v3

I have no priority to this for the coming months, but you also can try to add configuration for build both packages (v1 & v3 manifest)

Anyway, most of changes for this product has been planned for this year, ie. some parts should be extracted into the new projects at all and some parts should be replaced by already existing:

tools/msbuild replaced by https://github.com/3F/hMSBuild/
from your changes, (15.0, 16.0) will not work with modern versions after major changes from MS
sln/ isolated projects-engine replaced by https://github.com/3F/MvsSln
it can fix some bugs like this: Pre-Build error: An equivalent project (a project with the same global properties and tools version) is already present in the project collection #42 (comment)
...

	<VisualStudio Version="15.0">
	<Edition>Community</Edition>
	<Edition>Enterprise</Edition>
	<Edition>Ultimate</Edition>
	<Edition>Premium</Edition>
	<Edition>Pro</Edition>
	<Edition>IntegratedShell</Edition>
	</VisualStudio>

Uh oh!

Visual Studio 2019 supprt #44

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