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@DustinCampbell
I'm not 100% sure, but should those be
workspaceContains:**/*.csproj
so that it could be in any folder? It may already be handled thoughThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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I intentionally didn't do that but I'm open to discussing it. I feared that this might be a bit invasive.
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Ah -- personally I would definitely want that. We typically open vscode to the root of the repository, and it doesn't have any projects or anything in it -- they are all nested under sub-folders. What are the cases you are thinking about where you wouldn't want that behavior?
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I was thinking of scenarios like the one described by #1328.