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Refactoring "move type to Typename.cs" now outputs the file to the root folder, rather than the folder of its current file. #6023
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@Cosifne there might be a dupe of this already, but I couldn't find it |
Also worth mentioning is that it used to open the new file in a new code window, something it doesn't do for me at least anymore. |
When new class or file adding to project the extension cannot analyze the new class or references |
Fixed in dotnet/roslyn#68995
For this issue, see dotnet/roslyn#68550 (comment)
@M0hammad124 if possible could you set dotnet -> sever -> trace to |
Hi @M0hammad124 From the log you shared, it looks like part of your code was found by the project system and the newly added one is not. This looks like a bug and I am going to create a new issue. |
VS Code version: 1.81
C# Extension version: 2.0.320
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The file should be in the current folder
Actual behavior
The output is in the root folder
Additional context
I reinstalled 1.26.0 and it worked fine on that version.
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