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Why VS doesn't accept the actual location of my source file and refers to some file that doesn't exist and was deleted long ago? I asked to not look there but it still does it. Why?
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Hi, @sunroads
Do you still meet this issue? If so, could you please share more detailed information, I am looking forward to seeing your message.
Sounds like you need to delete the obj folder, perform a rebuild to resolve Visual Studio from looking for the old file.
Thanks for responding. Tried that multiple times is there a way to change the path?
The obj folder is a static location so no you you can't move it. Something else to look at are the NuGet packages, if there is one or two remove and add them back in. Before doing this you really should consider using source control such as a GitHub repository.