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This tool seems like its perfect for exploratory testing of projects or doing quick experiments to test out an in development feature.
To smooth over that use case, I think it would be valuable to automatically (or with a magic command) add a project reference to whatever project is in the current path. An initial version of this could be to just do a quick check on startup if there is a csproj file in the current directory and just reference it.
Some possible issues:
Maybe the project would have to be built first? I don't know how this system handles referencing csproj files.
The .net version likely has to match up. This could be fixed by just trying and silently failing (or with a quick message explaining the problem)
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This tool seems like its perfect for exploratory testing of projects or doing quick experiments to test out an in development feature.
To smooth over that use case, I think it would be valuable to automatically (or with a magic command) add a project reference to whatever project is in the current path. An initial version of this could be to just do a quick check on startup if there is a csproj file in the current directory and just reference it.
Some possible issues:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: