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ExternalAccess layering #73887

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@tmat tmat commented Jun 7, 2024

Move projects from src\Tools\ExternalAccess to src\<layer>\ExternalAccess directory appropriate for each project.

Allows us to apply directory-based configuration of each layer to these projects.

Does not move Razor and Xaml yet to lower likelihood of conflicts. These can be moved in separate PRs.

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tmat commented Jun 7, 2024

@dotnet/roslyn-ide ptal

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Does not move Razor and Xaml yet to lower likelihood of conflicts. These can be moved in separate PRs.

FWIW, it's possible that the correct layer for Razor might even shift after the Razor co-hosting work is complete.

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tmat commented Jun 7, 2024

That's ok. Can move it again.

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