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I’ve got a solution with dozens of projects. I can individually go into the nice “Properties” tab and change the output directories there, but that would take ages. What’s the fast way?
Also, there are some old build configurations that are no longer required. How do I zap them?
Right, I had a look around, and here’s what I did:
Having nothing loaded, you can go to Edit > Replace in Files.
This allows you to search the solution directory for just .csproj files. I searched for the xml tag, and replaced it carefully with my new desired directory. Remember to do this for debug and release. Also, if you’re in version control, make sure you don’t screw up the base-copy files. (That’s why you only search for .csproj).