msvc-dev-cmd v1.5.0

• Check default vswhere location when it's not available in PATH (#19, #20)
• Add VCINSTALLDIR to list of exported variables, fixing windeployqt (#23)
• Cleaned up unnecessary async calls and improved logging (#21)

Thanks @NicoG60, @scamille, @aminya for making this release happen! 💪

_{Also, thank you Microsoft for making a modal button to accept your new terms and agreements for publishing actions, which completely destroys input in this text box where you write release description, so I had to type it all again...}

msvc-dev-cmd v1.4.1

• Fixed issue with slow execution of the action (#12: #14)
• Updated @actions/core to fix minor security issue (#13)

msvc-dev-cmd v1.4.0

• Improved location of VS batch files using vswhere (#11)
• Miscellaneous minor dependency updates

Thanks to @aminya for making this release happen!

Known issues:

• This release causes massive increase in build times, so it's not recommended (#12)
  Use v1.4.1 instead.

msvc-dev-cmd v1.3.0

• The code is now a bit more efficient (and simple) as it avoids an intermediate batch script.
  Thanks to @oprypin!
• Experimental support for VS 2015, hopefully it should work.
  Thanks to @Extravert-ir and @Saibamen for contribution!

msvc-dev-cmd v1.2.0

• Added support for Professional and Community editions of Visual Studio, making it possible to use this actions with self-hosted runners where these versions are installed.
  Thanks to @NicoG60 who added this feature in #4.
• Miscellaneous dependency updates.

msvc-dev-cmd v1.1.0

• Added VisualStudioVersion variable to exported list. It is used by the colcon tool.
  Thanks to @theseankelly for finding this out and fixing the issue #2.
• Miscellaneous dependency updates.

msvc-dev-cmd v1.0.1

Patch release. Refreshed dependency versions.

msvc-dev-cmd v1.0.0

Initial release.

Now you are able to configure Microsoft Visual C++ for command line usage with one line:

- uses: ilammy/msvc-dev-cmd@v1

This will set it up for compiling native 64-bit executables.

There are other options available, mirroring vcvarsall.bat, but they were not really tested in this release. Though, they should still work! 😉