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this should be a nice, easy fix for someone.
I want to search for let’s say “url” but I only want to search *.cs files because I don’t want the search tool to return all the HTML instances of “url”
I’m sure I was able to do this in previous versions of Visual Studio
Yes, it was indeed a nice easy fix…
Whereas:
Ctrl-F (find) the scope was automatically set to “document”.
When you pressed Ctrl-Shift-F, the scope was set to entire solution.
Now – Ctrl-Shift-F brings up “Find in Files” which is what I wanted.