Hey, I’ve noticed the following issue with the class code generation in Visual Studio 2017 (15.1 26403.7) using the new .csproj format:
Create a .NETStandard library project.
Create some class inside the namespace Service.Internal (created directories accordingly). It should look like this:
Reference a non-existent type in the class, and use the quick fix bulb to generate the type:
Observe the resulting folder structure:
Obviously, the Utility class should have been created next to the MyService file in the same folder. The rest of the process works correctly, especially the actual namespace for the Utility class is correct.
Hey, I’ve noticed the following issue with the class code generation in Visual Studio 2017 (15.1 26403.7) using the new .csproj format:
Create a .NETStandard library project.
Create some class inside the namespace
Service.Internal
(created directories accordingly). It should look like this:Reference a non-existent type in the class, and use the quick fix bulb to generate the type:
Observe the resulting folder structure:
Obviously, the
Utility
class should have been created next to theMyService
file in the same folder. The rest of the process works correctly, especially the actual namespace for theUtility
class is correct.