visual studio 2010 - Re-add missing project without having to re-add it to all projects referencing it -


Let's say, after you move your entire folder locally to a new location, you say that you are one. NET solution (My VS is no longer one of the projects being referred to in that solution and therefore when you launch VS, it naturally tells you that the project is disappearing and So always you see the project deeply in Solutions Explorer.

OK, well I can not reconnect the project again (where there is a different way for the life of that project Please do not forget) until I remove the mistake project reference and then try to add it again in the solution.

But how can I relate a project without losing all the references in other projects Who was referring to the missing project? Is this possible? Otherwise every time I reconnect to that missing project, then I get about 8 projects, And give references to all the projects that are tedious. I think that makes sense because every project was referring to the missing project on the old path, so it will break even there, But there is no easy way to reconnect a project and take the context of that missing project for 10 minutes if all the places are to be reconnected, then just change the path has gone?

You have two solutions:

  1. missing project Take it so that it is in the same place relative to other projects, as it was before.

  2. Read the project for all those solutions that are referring to it.

I had to go with the former - unless you have other projects to refer to that project.

If you close without saving, then move the missing project and then reopen the solution Visual Studio should find it.


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