Another alternative:
Switch in VS2022 to the folder view. This will disable all extensions automatically.

Thanks Robert
I found an alternative for a full uninstall/install:
unload and reload xsharp projects.

I want to temporarily disable XSharp in VS 2022. Please help me with that.
I don't use XSharp and VS that often anymore and don't remember how to do that.

The actual reason why I want to do this, is because I've got a different version of XSharp running locally compared to the one on the build ...

<r>hmm, are we talking about the same thing?<br/>
I don't mind that the unit tests are recompiled when I build the solution as a whole.<br/>
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But when I <U><s>[u]</s>change a unit test<e>[/u]</e></U> and want to run/debug it, then it compiles the source of the whole solution again (including ...

I am changing unittests (in C#) over XSharp code. I see that XSharp code is recompiling (or at least checking it) every time, even though nothing changed.
Is there something I can do to prevent this behavior?

That is a good suggestion.

<t>We have an example where a local variable is called the same as a getter (access) on a class, but only differs in the case of the first letter.<br/>
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Example:<br/>
USING System<br/>
USING System.Collections.Generic<br/>
USING System.Linq<br/>
USING System.Text<br/>
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FUNCTION Start ...

<t>In VO I got a situation that there is probably a circular reference resulting in a crash without an errorlog (in our case at least).<br/>
Now I would like to check how deep the call stack is in certain situations.<br/>
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Is there a function that I can call to see how deep the call stack is ...

We're moving to .NET (GIT) and don't invest anymore in VO than necessary.
We know that we will have some code in VSS for a while, but we keep it clean.

I've tested the /vo14 on an individual case and it looks good!
Now we are going to test it in bulk. I'll hope next week to see the outcome.

Thanks for all your prompt responses and patience. These are stressful times for us here.