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Ignoring source code that is included in the project but can not be located
Jun 16th, 2017 at 5:04am
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Hi 
if a file is included or created in one folder (all within project folder), then later moved to another folder (still in project), all teh includes are updated properly and the program works fine but i keep getting this annoying error message, how do i turn it off.
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Re: Ignoring source code that is included in the project but can not be located
Reply #1 - Jun 16th, 2017 at 11:53am
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The solution explorer has a little button above it called "Show all files". When the button is NOT checked you see a view of what files have been included into the project. You will see a little red exclamation mark against any files that are missing. Right click missing files and then click "Exclude from project"

  
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Reply #2 - Nov 10th, 2019 at 9:33am
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In my case it turned out that a shared project reference had an absolute path that wasn't valid on a particular machine.

Removing and recreating the reference solved the issue.
  
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