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I know you get intellisense in Visual Studio if you set up a Visual Studio Angular project.

But is there any way to get intellisense when you set up a new Angular project created using "ng new" with angular-cli and then choose open folder from Visual Studio 2019?

Also is there a way to get intellisense for Bootstrap 4 when you open the angular folder project in this fashion?

Sam
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    I just created a project with "ng new" and opened it in VS2019. I opened it as a folder from the start screen and I also closed that and opened it by right-clicking an empty solution and choosing "Add -> Existing Web Site". In both cases I had intellisense for Angular constructs. What version of VS and .Net Core are you using? – John Pankowicz Sep 06 '19 at 22:20
  • Not sure about VS2019, but if I create a new Angular project using ng new, and open folder in VS2017, the intellisense works well. – Pod Mo Sep 09 '19 at 07:55
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    Hi Sam, any update for this issue? – LoLance Sep 12 '19 at 04:11
  • Hi Sam, I dd the same and found that Angular intellisense was OK, but Bootstrap intellisense in component HTML files wasn't working. Did you resolve this? – David Brunning Feb 28 '20 at 14:25
  • No I had the same problem. – Sam Feb 28 '20 at 19:34

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I'm facing the same issue with Visual Studio 2019, on a VS solution started as a Node.Js project and after some weeks an Angular application has been added to the same project in the VS solution. Results : there is no Intellisense for my Angular code.

My temporary solution is to open with VS Code the folder where is my angular source code.

@+ rv.

arcturien
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  1. For using Angular IntelliSense in Visual Studio 2019, you should install the Angular Language Service extension which is available in here.

It would be noticeable that this extension is compatible with Visual Studio 2019 V16.5.0 or up.

For more information follow This link.

  1. For using Bootstrap IntelliSense in Visual Studio 2019 read This answer
Mahdi Abyaznezhad
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The only thing I found to work is just create a solution: From the dotnet CLI

Dotnet new sln -n MySolution

Then open the solution in Visual Studio and right click the solution and select Add New Website. You get a new dialogue where you can pick a site from IIS, FTP or a folder. Pick folder and navigate to the folder you ran ng new in.

Then I get all the intellisense in the world for Angular, bootstrap and everything else.

Something like this. I'm writing from memory I haven't actually been in there for a while.

Sam
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