We have also given up trying to support "Web" projects and now only use
"Local" projects. Visual Studio does all sorts of tricks to try and hide
the details, but all of this is more trouble than its worth.
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From: "Matthew Mastracci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Understandable... I'm fairly certain that the webmap will allow you to
map relative URLs easily.
BTW, as an alternative that we use, have you tried converting your "Web"
projects to "Local" projects? I've discovered that by changing the
"Web" string to "Local" within your web .csproj, you can re
Yes, it would be helpful, but it must be able to map a *relative* path.
When sycning from a source control system users will have their own "client"
directory. We use P4 and all of our cilentspecs are setup (but *could* be
different per user) as:
d:\p4\projects.\\...
The .build file is check
