I began putting together a directory hierarchy for a Test Studio (TS) project at work today. I exported the project to Visual Studio (VS), closed the standalone TS app, and booted VS. I navigated to the newly created .csproj file from the export and opened the existing project. To my dismay, the solution explorer is not displaying the directory hierarchy at all. Please see the attached screenshot to see what I am talking about!
How can I fix this?
~ Max
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It should be noted that no tests existed in the directory hierarchy when I did this yesterday.
I added a few tests into the project and re-exported it to VS. The only directory tree paths shown in the solution explorer were the ones with tests in them.
~ Max
So if I understand correctly the only real problem is that empty folders are not included in the exported project, correct? I've filed a problem report on this here. Development may look at this and consider it a feature request.
Regards,
Cody
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Much appreciated Cody! It would be quite useful.
~ Max
Would you mind adding a comment to that problem report describing why you feel the need for this and how you would use it? Our development really values this type of input and it helps them prioritize their list of problems. Thanks!
Regards,
Cody
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Done, thanks again!
~ Max