I wanted to add an new "Command (Community)" item to my VS2022 project, so I right-click on "Commands" folder and add the item, but it creates a second "Commands" subfolder.
It doesn't seem intuitive to me to have to right-click on the project folder rather then folder where I want the item to go.
├───Commands
│ │ TracePoint.cs
│ │ webSearch.cs
│ │
│ └───Commands
│ Command1.cs
NB: It also means the command has the nested namespace, so you have to remember to edit the file even if you drag it to the correct location.
I wanted to add an new "Command (Community)" item to my VS2022 project, so I right-click on "Commands" folder and add the item, but it creates a second "Commands" subfolder.
It doesn't seem intuitive to me to have to right-click on the project folder rather then folder where I want the item to go.
NB: It also means the command has the nested namespace, so you have to remember to edit the file even if you drag it to the correct location.