UPDATE: With the release of v1.5.x of jQuery, Microsoft has updated the vsdoc files, so this post will probably no longer apply to you…
I’m a bit peeved that Microsoft has not published an official vsdoc file for jQuery version 1.4.2. A while back, Scott Guthrie announced Microsoft would be supporting jQuery so I expected they would keep up with new releases of jQuery. I love Visual Studio’s IntelliSense feature and rely on it quite heavily. And in order to get IntelliSense for jQuery functionality within Visual Studio, you need to have a companion *-vsdoc.js file that matches the version of jQuery you are using. Now I realize the changes between 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 are not that substantial, but come on… 1.4.2 has been released for several months already. If you look at the website where you are supposed to download this file, you will see it is missing:
