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In my ASP.NET Core project the .json settings files are group under the main one. But if I use .yml instead, it won't do that.
In the old csproj there was a lot of XML for these kinds of things. But can't find any references to the settings files in it now.
What kind of magic does this to the .json files?
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The precedence for merging file nesting settings is: Visual Studio > Solution > Project. You can tell Visual Studio to ignore solution-specific and project-specific settings, even if the files exist on disk, by enabling the option Ignore solution and project settings under Tools > Options > ASP.NET Core > File Nesting.
1) Right-click “utilities” folder on Visual Studio and select “Add -> Existing item”. 2) Select the file to add, clicking on it ONCE (do not double-click). 3) Click in the arrow next to the “Add” button and select “Add As Link”.
Right-click the . aspx page, and then click View Code. The code-behind file opens in the editor.
As this answer suggest, use XML similar to:
<None Update="appsettings.*.yml">
<DependentUpon>appsettings.yml</DependentUpon>
</None>
Note that you need the Update, not Include attribute
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