Directed Graph Markup Language No Longer Recognized with Visual Studio 2017

Question

After installing Visual Studio 2017, I just noticed that my Directed Graph Markup Language(.dgml) files can no longer be opened in a visual-designer for editing; it only opens to see the internal format of the file. Does anyone know how I can fix this? Is .DGML no longer supported with Visual Studio 2017?

In case some people arent aware of what this is/was, here's a picture:

And here is my .dgml file, which was recognized and loaded in Visual Studio 2015 without a problem.

https://pastebin.com/xaYsiyzm

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Answer 1

Nevermind, I figured it out. I guess that Visual Studio no longer installs this by default. You have to go in to the Visual Studio Installer->Modify, and tick the box.

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Probably a candidate for Visual Studio User Voice -- when attempting to open a file with an extension that VS can recognize, it prompts you to go to the Tools and Features in the VS Installer... – Woothen

@AlanMcBee That's a great idea! – Guideboard