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In Visual Studio 2008, when I save a file in the App_Code folder it takes quite a lot longer to save than a similar sized file that is located outside of App_Code folder.
Similarly, when I make changes to the code in a file in the App_Code folder, it takes the .Net Solution a lot longer to compile than it does when making code changes in other files. What is the reason for this? Thanks
There’s a similar report on the connect.microsoft.com site. The microsoft solution pointed to a plugin Document!X, but that didn’t seem to cover all reported cases. There are a couple of comments which states that the problem occurs without the plugin (like this post).
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/368690/visual-studio-2008-sp1-ide-temporarily-freezes-when-saving-code-files
Other people in my office have also confirmed that this problem is happening for them. Maybe it’s a common plugin we all use. But, I’m hoping there is a setting we can change to prevent this.