Saving Configuration Manager Settings for Visual Studio

Question

I would like to add my own configuration settings in Visual Studio 2010. I opened the configuration manager, created the profile I wanted, and noticed that the settings are stored in a .csproj file. I would like these settings to be local in my own box. Our source control is currently checking .csproj files, so if I checked these changes my whole team would be affected. Does anyone know if it is possible to create settings that are local to your own window?

Edit: Add a screenshot of the configuration manager. I want to save these settings locally.

Answer 1

You have the csproj and csproj.user .

Visual Studio sets the parameters in the user file, which may differ for each user without affecting the entire development team (for example, the Show all files button is clicked). You will not check this file, and deleting it may be inconvenience, but it will not affect the program.

Visual Studio puts the settings in the csproj file itself, which will affect the development of your team (for example, which classes are part of the project, links to DLLs and the target version of the framework). You should check this file when making changes, and deleting it will certainly affect your program.

This is based on my own understanding and experience. Perhaps if you specify what settings you want to leave outside the csproj file, someone else here will be able to list a workaround ...

Answer 2

Why not just save all this in the diffenet solution file and use it while others will use the old one?