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Console app that scans a C# project file (.csproj) and displays physically missing files. This can be handy if you have a large nested project with lots of missing references.

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CSharp Missing File Finder

.NET Core

Console app that scans a C# project file (.csproj) and displays physically missing files. This can be handy if you have a large nested project with lots of missing references.

Prerequisites

  • GIT
  • .NET Core 3.1 SDK

Usage

I should hope if you are using this tool that you won't need this, but just in case...

Visual Studio

  1. See Tutorial: Open a project from a repo to clone this repo into Visual Studio.
  2. Open the solution via the solution explorer pane.
  3. Start the app in either debug or release mode, follow the instructions on screen

VS Code

  1. In your favourite command line interface navigate to an empty folder
  2. Run the following commands:
> git clone https://github.com/simon-curtis/CSharpMissingFileFinder.git`
> cd CSharpMissingFileFinder
> code .
  1. Open up a terminal window (ctrl + shift + p and choose "Terminal: Create new terminal window")
  2. Run dotnet run

Dotnet CLI

  1. In your favourite command line interface navigate to an empty folder
  2. Run the following commands:
> git clone https://github.com/simon-curtis/CSharpMissingFileFinder.git`
> cd CSharpMissingFileFinder
> dotnet run
  1. follow the instructions on screen

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