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.NET Core projects do not need to "include" files by default--they only exclude.
I think there should be proper support for detecting when the csproj file is a .NET Core project and properly disable the "File is not found in project" popups for those files.
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Checking the <Project> element for Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk" should suffice.
SDK-style projects use implicit File Includes regardless of the TargetFramework in both DotNet/VSCode and VS IDE.
Projects that use the .NET Framework (.NET 4.x) format lack the Sdk property and require explicit includes.
.NET Core projects do not need to "include" files by default--they only exclude.
I think there should be proper support for detecting when the csproj file is a .NET Core project and properly disable the "File is not found in project" popups for those files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: