Keep VS2005 in sync with filesytem?

You can click the Show All Files button in the Solution Explorer, which will show files that are not currently in your project. From there, you can right click and include the file in your project You will have to occasionally click refresh to see the new files.

You can click the Show All Files button in the Solution Explorer, which will show files that are not currently in your project. From there, you can right click and include the file in your project. You will have to occasionally click refresh to see the new files.

1, probably the best solution (short of building an add-in) – Michael Meadows Mar 4 '09 at 18:16 I took a quick look at making a macro to do what is desire, but it seems to be somewhat involved – Dan Seaver Mar 4 '09 at 18:21.

VS2005 will automatically detect file system changes on the files in your project and ask you if you'd like to reload the source code. If you have unsaved changes, it will ask you if you want to discard the old changes or not. So no extra work is needed to setup VS2005 staying in sync with your file system for files that are added to your project.As for files that are added to the file system but not in your project, you can for example create a new web solution on top of an existing location, it will automatically add all files that's in your folder.

I think the question was directed toward picking up files added or removed from a folder automatically... in which case the answer is no. – Michael Meadows Mar 4 '09 at 18:05 ah I see. I will leave my answer in case it helps someone else.

– Brian R. Bondy Mar 4 '09 at 18:09 Regarding this answer, you can enable automatic reloading on files that have no unsaved changes. Tools > Options >Environment >Documents > Auto-load changes, if saved – Dan Seaver Mar 4 '09 at 18:13.

You have to explicitly add files to the project. If files belonging to the project are updated Visual Studio will prompt for reload. Also there is a refresh button in the solution explorer tool window which behaves in a Ronseal fashion.

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