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Hot Reload Feature Locally on Linux: The context mentions that it is possible to run the application in Debug mode locally on the development PC using Visual Studio Code. You can select the target
.NET Launch (Skia Uno Platform)to run, debug, and hot reload locally. This suggests that you should be able to use the Hot Reload feature locally on Linux by following these steps in Visual Studio Code. -
Running the Project on Windows and Linux: The context does not provide specific details about running the project on both Windows and Linux using Visual Studio 2022. However, it does mention the use of Visual Studio Code with the Torizon IDE Extension for development on Linux. Since Uno Platform is cross-platform, it should theoretically be possible to configure your project to work on both Toradex and Windows. You might need to set up a similar development environment on Windows, possibly using Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio 2022, and ensure that your project files and dependencies are compatible across both platforms.
If you need more specific guidance on setting up Visual Studio 2022 for this purpose, additional resources or documentation from Uno Platform or Toradex might be required.
Please, also check if these links can help you solve your problem:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arduino
Visual Studio Code IDE Extension | Toradex Developer Center.