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The title says it all, really. I am looking for the equivalent to the Visual Studio for Windows feature wherein I can right-click a .NET Core/.NET Standard project in the Solution Explorer and edit the *.csproj file in the IDE editor. I can't find this command anywhere in VS for Mac. I have also tried unloading the project (right-click project > Unload menu item), to no avail; I cannot edit the project file there either. As a result, I cannot edit my .NET Core/.NET Standard project files without using another application. Most annoying. (I am using Visual Studio Community version 7.3, build 708, if it helps.) Can anyone here point me in the right direction, or otherwise confirm that this feature is not available in VS for Mac? Thanks!
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Then, right-click on the project and choose Edit <projectname>. You don't have to use solutions or projects in Visual Studio to edit, build, and debug code. You can simply open the folder that contains your source files in Visual Studio and start editing.
Right-click on the project (tagged as unavailable in solution explorer) and click "Edit yourproj. csproj". This will open up your CSPROJ file for editing.
You should be able to do this by right clicking the project in the Solution window and selecting Tools - Edit File. That will open the project file (. csproj) in the text editor.
Go to View -> Pads -> Solution . The Solution Explorer will appear on the left side.
Right click the project and select Tools - Edit File.
That will open the project file in the text editor.
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