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How to include a project in a solution but have it unloaded by default?

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问题 Is this possible to configure in the SLN file, or just in the SUO? 回答1: You can use the Solution Load Manager extension to set default load policy for projects in a solution (demand load, background load, load if needed, and explicit load only), as well as set the load priority for projects in a solution. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4781732/how-to-include-a-project-in-a-solution-but-have-it-unloaded-by-default

How can I open a Visual Studio solution without loading all of its projects?

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问题 I have big solution in Visual Studio that has some Android, Windows Phone and iOS Xamarin projects. Unfortunately, Visual Studio hangs (for hours) when it tries to load the whole solution. It worked fine as long as I usually only loaded either the Android or the iOS project (and plug-in project), but not both at the same time. Unfortunately, I changed it and now I can't load the solution anymore. I read that settings like these are stored in the .suo file, but I have no idea how I change it

Tool to view the contents of the Solution User Options file (.suo)

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Are there any free tools available to view the contents of the solution user options file (the .suo file that accompanies solution files)? I know it's basically formatted as a file system within the file, but I'd like to be able to view the contents so that I can figure out which aspects of my solution and customizations are causing it grow very large over time. The .SUO file is effectively disposable. If it's getting too large, just delete it. Visual Studio will create a fresh one. If you do want to go poking around in it, it looks like an OLE Compound Document File. You should be able to use

Tool to view the contents of the Solution User Options file (.suo)

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问题 Are there any free tools available to view the contents of the solution user options file (the .suo file that accompanies solution files)? I know it\'s basically formatted as a file system within the file, but I\'d like to be able to view the contents so that I can figure out which aspects of my solution and customizations are causing it grow very large over time. 回答1: The .SUO file is effectively disposable. If it's getting too large, just delete it. Visual Studio will create a fresh one. If