Hi.
I know this issue has been reported before, but I've never seen a satisfactory answer :(
When attempting to run *only some of* our templates, we get the following message displayed by Visual Studio:
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Microsoft Visual Studio - Security Warning
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The following template is requesting to open one or more documents in a manner that could pose a security risk.
Template : "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\Extensions\Symantec\Symantec Developer Wizards Pack\3.0\~IC\ItemTemplates\CSharp\Symantec Management Platform\Web\1033\WebPart.zip\WebPart.vstemplate"
If you choose to trust the template, the documents will be opened in the requested editors, and you will not be prompted again for this template.
If you choose not to trust the template, the environment will try to open each document in a safe editor. If no safe editor is available for a document, it will not be opened.
Do you trust this template?
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Trust | Do Not Trust
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This template is installed by an MSI, and is not in the user templates directory (it is deployed as part of our installed package in the directory shown above). Running devenv /InstallVSTemplates makes no difference. It only seems to happen to web templates, as far as I can tell. This is really making us look bad, so I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me what the heuristic in use here is. Where should we be deploying our templates that are part of our package so that we do not get this warning? Or do we need to pre-register this template in the registry?
Thanks,
Adam.