I have VS 2017 and in debug encountered a message like this (not my code, had to find it in the internet as i don't have this message any longer)
I've pressed "Enable" and the message has disappeared, but now it affects my debugging as simple assignment operation var a = "something"
throws null reference exceptions and my code fails, is there any way to revert the "Enable" action and rollback the changes made by it?
UPD 1:
I tried devenv reset, updating and reinstalling vs, didn't fix the issue
UPD 2:
the issue seems to be more of a cosmetic origin, calling a method with a variable that threw an exception as one of the parameters results in a correct value being passed to the called method
"...is there any way to revert the "Enable" action..."
Disabling Extensions can happen from the Tools -> Extensions and Updates window.
As far as being able to rollback changes made by it, make sure Visual Studio is not synchronizing settings, and do a full uninstall/reinstall.
Synchronization settings are outlined here.
In order to provide more help, I would need to know what extensions are installed.
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