When working in a workspace that contains both file-based apps and traditional projects, a "Projects:" status bar section is displayed with a count of projects in the workspace, e.g. "Projects: 4". If a file-based app .cs file is open in the editor though, this section becomes highlighted with a warning like so:
This is confusing as the file actually is opened in the context of a project, but it's the file-based app's virtual project.
I think this just shouldn't be highlighted as a warning at all, or perhaps the projects count should be updated to include all detected file-based apps in the workspace too.
When working in a workspace that contains both file-based apps and traditional projects, a "Projects:" status bar section is displayed with a count of projects in the workspace, e.g. "Projects: 4". If a file-based app .cs file is open in the editor though, this section becomes highlighted with a warning like so:
This is confusing as the file actually is opened in the context of a project, but it's the file-based app's virtual project.
I think this just shouldn't be highlighted as a warning at all, or perhaps the projects count should be updated to include all detected file-based apps in the workspace too.