Tiago Freitas Leal asked 2016-08-01 10:25:20 UTC
The worst part is I did it for the second time.
When I created the project, it was called Wisej.TestBoundTreeView. Then I remembered that Wisej shouldn't be on its own, because there might be some namespaces mismatch. So I renamed it to WisejTestBoundTreeView (I removed the dot).
The rename was a legal rename, done on project properties, Assembly name and default namespace. Then I renamed the namespace on all files. It's not Wisej fault that Default.json wasn't changed. After all, it might be possible that I didn't want to change Default.json.
I wonder, is there a way for VS to take some action when you change the project Assembly name, say ask "Do you want to change Default.json?" and act accordingly...
So what do I think can be improved? Is it possible for Wisej to detect that the assembly/class/method specified in Default.json don't exist and show a message on the web page?
Tiago Freitas Leal asked 2016-08-01 10:25:20 UTC
The worst part is I did it for the second time.
When I created the project, it was called Wisej.TestBoundTreeView. Then I remembered that Wisej shouldn't be on its own, because there might be some namespaces mismatch. So I renamed it to WisejTestBoundTreeView (I removed the dot).
The rename was a legal rename, done on project properties, Assembly name and default namespace. Then I renamed the namespace on all files. It's not Wisej fault that Default.json wasn't changed. After all, it might be possible that I didn't want to change Default.json.
I wonder, is there a way for VS to take some action when you change the project Assembly name, say ask "Do you want to change Default.json?" and act accordingly...
So what do I think can be improved? Is it possible for Wisej to detect that the assembly/class/method specified in Default.json don't exist and show a message on the web page?