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Wildcards have been supported for source files for many years. <Compile Include="**/*.cs" /> I was doing this back in the .NET 3.5 days. But nitpicking a
by SuddsMcDuff 8y ago
Wildcards have been supported for source files for many years.
<Compile Include="**/*.cs" />
I was doing this back in the .NET 3.5 days.
But nitpicking aside your point is well taken, the developer experience is far better with dotnet core.
- svick 8y agoAs I understand it, if you ever opened such project in VS, it would replace the wildcard with the current list of files. So the usability of that approach was very limited.
- moogly 8y agoCorrect. It wasn't really usable.
- SuddsMcDuff 8y agoAh, I see. I wasn't using VS (which is why I found the wildcard trick). It seems like VS was the issue then, and one of the reasons donet core has a better experience is because it's much less bound to VS.