🆕 How To Add Visual Studio Extensions Requirements into Source Control Using .vsconfig 2022 feature

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📄vsconfig ugraded How To Add Visual Studio Extensions Requirements into Soruce Control Using vsconfig New 2022 feature

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📄 .vsconfig file example:
{
"version": "1.0",
"components": [
// Whatever components you want to install come here, in quotes, separated by commas.
// You can use the installer to select the components you want to install and then export them,
// Or you can specify the ones you want according to the [component-id's](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vis....
// This array should not be null! If you don't want to install any component, just leave the array empty.
],
"extensions": [
// The extensions you want to install are specified in this section, in quotes, separated by commas.
// Extensions are optional in .vsconfig, so if you don't want any, you can delete the entire extensions section.
// The extensions must be in a *.vsix package
// Make sure that the extensions you specify are designed to work with that version of Visual Studio.
// example syntax:
"https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...",
"c:\\mylocaldrive\\someextension.vsix",
"\\\\server\\share\\myextension.vsix",
"https://myweb/anotherextension.vsix"
]
}