Tom Knowlton
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Moving projects....old path residue remains
I have several projects that were created under a certain path.
Now, I want to move these projects to a new location.
I know that internally in the source code files....the OLD path is still there (for example, in the PDB files for debugging).
Is there an easy way to force the PATH to get updated to the new location?
Recommendations?
Thanks,
Tom
Now, I want to move these projects to a new location.
I know that internally in the source code files....the OLD path is still there (for example, in the PDB files for debugging).
Is there an easy way to force the PATH to get updated to the new location?
Recommendations?
Thanks,
Tom
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knowlton: After going through this once I began to use relative paths ... tends to ease this issue.
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Greg:
>>>relative paths ... tends to ease this issue.
Not sure what you mean....these paths I'm talking about are established by the VS IDE when I create a New Project.
>>>relative paths ... tends to ease this issue.
Not sure what you mean....these paths I'm talking about are established by the VS IDE when I create a New Project.
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csproj.user is where the old path is.
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I think I understand what you mean.
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The key is the use of " ..\ "
Instead of spelling it all the way out?????
Instead of spelling it all the way out?????
yes ..\..\whatever is a relative path from the root of the project
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