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Inside the project folder there is a “project’s name” folder, Release and Debug folder. I’m right now working in debug mode and my files keep getting updated everytime i run it, and i copy it into the other 2 folders everytime to avoid confusion. Is this the right way to do it or is it enough if the files are in the main folder ?
If you have files in the project that need to be copied to the current output folder on build then select the appropriate options in the file’s properties: select the file in solution explorer and then set the properties of that file:
Thus VS will put the files in the right place on build. You do not need to maintain multiple copies.