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Just curious what people would name the file that contains the generic interface IRepository<T>.
IRepositoryT.cs?
Update
One minor point to add. Normally, when you change the name of a class file, Visual Studio asks if you want to do a rename on the class as well. In the case of IRepository<T>, no matter what I name the file (IRepository or IRepositoryT or IRepositoryOfT, etc.), the link between the file name and the class name is never established.
I would name it as I say it: IRepositoryOfT.cs