Move to a flat shared project structure #2943
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The VS team was able to identify the root problem here. The shared project system expects to essentially see a flat list of projects where as VsVim had added indirection through various target files. This is a bug but it also has a very easy work around on the VsVim side: just flatten the shared project hierarchy. Tried this on my local machine with VS 2022 and was able to use the nav bar just fine. - https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/1358472 - dotnet/project-system#7399
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The VS team was able to identify the root problem here. The shared
project system expects to essentially see a flat list of projects where
as VsVim had added indirection through various target files. This is a
bug but it also has a very easy work around on the VsVim side: just
flatten the shared project hierarchy.
Tried this on my local machine with VS 2022 and was able to use the nav
bar just fine.