Simplify Windows Start Menu folder to just be an entry #234217 #234218
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This simple change causes the Windows installer to just place an entry in the Start Menu, instead of creating an entire folder, which does not make much sense for a single entry.
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Shouldn't it be |
Could indeed have mistaken something, I am not too familiar with this and have not tested it. |
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I didn't test either, I was just curious.
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I am not sure if that's necessary, you can select the folder while installing vscode: |
sahin52
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Nov 19, 2024
However, unselecting this does not create any entry at all. I will fix this PR. I cannot seem to change that message though, although it should not really matter. |
Uses the correct autostartmenu name to place the shortcut in the right place.
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Done! |
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This simple change causes the Windows installer to just place an entry in the Start Menu, instead of creating an entire folder, which does not make much sense for a single entry. Solves issue #234217
The resulting change is as following:
From
%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Visual Studio Code\Visual Studio Code.lnk
To
%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Visual Studio Code.lnk
