Prevent project name modifications
See original GitHub issueCurrently if you do dotnet new sometemplate -o Foo.Bar
this will result in certain fields recieving like the namespace of files being renamed to Foo_Bar
. For some replacements, this is acceptable, but for most like the namespace, this is highly undesirable. Is there some way to prevent this?
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That’s a lot of typing for a phone!
@dansiegel - we don’t currently have a way to support this type of file renames. But we’re currently designing a more robust system for file renaming in a lot of ways, including what you’re asking for here. I’ll keep this thread updated as we progress.