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I have 2 team project in Visual Studio that have some shared code between them.
Is it possible to have a reference or some kind of link from 1 team project to the other?
Notice that 1 team project may be mapped to one folder and the other to another folder where they both don’t have shared path so that making a relative link wont cut it. Thanks!
To share binaries, add Team Project 1 output to Team Project 2 Lib/3rd Party folder.
Team Project 1
Team Project 2
I you’re looking to share code, then I’d advise you to reconsider your source control strategy as you will face either one of the two issues:
Either way won’t lead to anything manageable. Instead invest your efforts towards binary sharing.