I am refactoring a stack of ASP.NET pages. I'd like to compile and test the ones I've completed. However, Visual Studio won't let me run the Web Site with compile errors on the non-refactored pages. How can I temporarily exclude them without removing them from the project itself? Can you do so through configuration of some sort?
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I would create two projects and copy over the completed ones to the new project as they are refactored, then build the new project.
Right-click on the file(s) and select "Exclude from project".
On Visual studio 2010 or later, you can achieve the functionality in two ways.
1)Right click the file, select 'Exclude From Project'
2)Right click the file, select 'Properties' --> select 'Configuration Properties' --> select 'General' --> choose 'Yes' from drop down menu for option 'Excluded From Build'