Closed bostelk closed 7 years ago
The code is nicely cross platform as it is. If a VS file is included, say someone developing on another platform such as osx/linux, and adds a new .cs file to the project, they would have to manually hack it into the VS file if they want to make a pull request that doesn't break it. My 2 cents.
Visual Studio Code files might be nice to have however, as those work cross platform.
Maybe it would be better to have separate branch with VS file included.
A separate branch would need continuous maintenance to keep it updated.
It's easy enough for people with VS2015 to import it themselves.
Set the working directory to "$(OutDir)..........\".
You can manually copy this setting from the .suo
file to the .csproj
file, and it will work for everyone.
I don't want to add VS solution files. This is a console application that depends only on the standard library and with very simple code structure. Closing.
Set the working directory to "$(OutDir)..........\".