Removing the default c# console application template code in visual studio 2022

Question

When creating a console application project for .net 6.0 c# in visual studio, it generates the following code:

// See https://aka.ms/new-console-template for more information
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");

As opposed to previous c# versions, where the project template created some useful boilerplate, non of this is helpful whatsoever.

Is it possible to configure visual studio 2022 so that when creating console applications for c# in .net 6.0 the file will be completely empty?

Answer 1

Apparently, when creating a new solution, one has to select the "Do not use top-level statements" checkbox when selecting the .Net version, on the last step of the solution creation. Not exactly by default, but at least there is that option.