Add support for SQL Server Management Studio 22 and SQL Server Profiler 22 - #964
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…er 22 Adds app definitions for SSMS 22 (Ssms.exe) and SQL Server Profiler 22 (Profiler.exe), both installed under the SSMS 22 release directory.
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Adds two new officially supported app definitions:
ssms22: SQL Server Management Studio 22C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 22\Release\Common7\IDE\SSMS.exesqlprofiler22: SQL Server Profiler 22C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 22\Release\Common7\PROFILER.exeBoth tools ship together as part of the SSMS 22 install, under the same
Release\Common7directory, so they're split into separate RemoteApp entries since they're launched independently.Reused the existing
ssms20icon for both new entries.Testing
Verified locally with a libvirt Windows 11 VM that has SSMS 22 installed — both
winapps ssms22andwinapps sqlprofiler22successfully launch their respective RemoteApp sessions.