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Enable `dotnet sln` to add SLN-level files
See original GitHub issueI wasn’t able to add SLN-level files to a .sln file with the commandline tools. VS enables me to do this.
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Another vote for this. Having the ability to add existing files to the solution would be very useful. Even something a call for each separate file would work for me:
dotnet sln add --file 'README.MD'dotnet sln add --file '.github/workflows/workflow.yml'I’d be a happy uer of the feature, being able to add all my build.props / targets and Directory.Build.props of various folder levels to a solution (including automatic solution folders) without dying of age using the VS UI.