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Usually when converting a project, you want to have it update the project file instead of creating a new one. This especially matters because the assembly name and other properties are inferred from the project name.
I'd suggest that if the -o parameter isn't specified for the convert command, that it simply writes the output to the input file.
I tried specifying that the output file should be the same as the input file, but that gives me a CommandLine.MissingRequiredOptionError.
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@dsplaisted I've made a change to default to the projectfile path if the output path is not specified. @NotMyself - i don't yet make a backup but have found reverting with git sufficient so far.
Usually when converting a project, you want to have it update the project file instead of creating a new one. This especially matters because the assembly name and other properties are inferred from the project name.
I'd suggest that if the
-o
parameter isn't specified for theconvert
command, that it simply writes the output to the input file.I tried specifying that the output file should be the same as the input file, but that gives me a CommandLine.MissingRequiredOptionError.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: