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oh man, similar thing. we have a project that loads two other projects as modules. the one module uses hardlinks so you're able to change the JS/cshtml while it's running. the other project was never set up that way (probably because it was going to be a temporary project). the projects are combined in VS with a "combined" project that has everything in one place so we don't need to run three instances of VS.
so instead of stopping, changing and rebuilding, i would just edit the js/cshtml files that were copied to the main project when everything builds, then copying the changed files back to the project's source directories...
... except when i didn't copy and thought it was safe to rebuild. lost my work so many times. facepalm
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oh man, similar thing. we have a project that loads two other projects as modules. the one module uses hardlinks so you're able to change the JS/cshtml while it's running. the other project was never set up that way (probably because it was going to be a temporary project). the projects are combined in VS with a "combined" project that has everything in one place so we don't need to run three instances of VS.
so instead of stopping, changing and rebuilding, i would just edit the js/cshtml files that were copied to the main project when everything builds, then copying the changed files back to the project's source directories...
... except when i didn't copy and thought it was safe to rebuild. lost my work so many times. facepalm