We have multiple customers with multiple customization's and all of these files are located under a \Customer folder with the same project structure as our app; this allows us to swap files in the vbproj file via an addin and all of this works beautifully until I need to actually edit a file. Edit and continue is not enabled with a Linked file. This is VS2010 in a 64 bit Win7 platform. Why is the linked file any different than a file physically in the project hierarchy? I have the file in TFS, checked out and ready to go but edit and continue simply will not work on the Linked file. This is killing my productivity. What is the reason behind the failure to allow this? How is a file not a file? Why does VS2010 care as long as I have rights to edit that file? Any one have any ideas on this?
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