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This is what I get when I select “go to definition” in the ConfigTests.cs. But I expected to go to already opened Config.cs with actual declaration.
What did I do wrong?
You added a normal assembly reference.
When you Go to Definition on a member not defined in your project (or in Project References), Visual Studio will generate a source file from metadata using Reflection.
Delete the reference, then re-add it as a Project reference (in the Projects tab).
If the project isn’t in the same solution, put it there.