I had a similar problem with Azure SDK and the JSON outline view not working. I had created a VS solution using the Azure Resource Group template, but moved the files it creates to a new folder. This caused the error message 'The ResourceManagerPackage package did not load correctly.' Simply putting back the file Deploy-AzureResourceGroup.ps1 into the root of the solution fixed my issue. Further details: HTH. UPDATE Regarding the JSON Outline not working, using Visual Studio 2017, make sure the.json file is in a solution / project that is loaded / open and when creating the file. Use the following to 'make' an empty.json template:.
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This tool provides central access to all ResX-based string resources in your. Studio Gallery, or by searching for RESX in the Visual Studio extension manager. 18 New Tools and Extensions for Visual Studio. By Terrence Dorsey. The ARM Template Checker ensures secure configuration for pipeline-based deployments that create ARM resources, and the Security Verification Tests provide automated security regression tests for cloud resources inside the CICD pipeline. Making security testing a seamless.
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In Solution Explorer, right-click Solution / project / folder Add New Item. Azure Resource Manager deployment Template. If you have an existing template, copy the contents in. The JSON outline should work. You need to have various Azure-releated Visual Studio extensions install. I'm sorry, but I don't know which gives the JSON Outline feature or the DeploymentProject feature.