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My VS solution has many projects.
I am currently only working on some of them so I want CTRL+SHIFT+B to only build some.
What’s the best way to do it?
I thought about creating a new configuration but I would need to check it in and it does not seem right. I don’t care if it will be only a “local” setting on my machine.
Creating a new configuration would be the best way to do it.
Alternately, create a second solution file and only add the projects you’re interested in. We’ve done that for a few of our enterprise products where a full solution would load dozens of projects. The main reason we did this is to cut down on the resources that VS uses. Name the solution something like “My Product – minimal build”. You have the option of checking it in or not.