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I have been developing a C++ app and running in debug mode, I have now set active build to release mode and have realized that I have to re-add all of the include paths and libraries (there are a lot of them!) is there any way to automatically do this/a bulk copy paste?
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You can also select “all configurations” in the menu where you set your paths. The typical workflow for setting up a project is to first set “all configurations”, do your stuff, and then selectively put in the Debug/Release specific things (like the NDEBUG symbol, or optimizer flags). No copying is required. Note that most good IDEs have this feature (including Visual Studio).