问题
I have a Windows Forms project in Visual Studio that reads configuration files from another project in the same solution. Once deployed, this application will run from the root folder for the solution, and the files will then be read from something like "<Executing assembly path>/Project1/connection.config".
When I however debug the Windows Forms application and get the executing assembly path, it will run from "bin/Debug" or "bin/Release", ergo the path to the configuration files is different.
Is there a way to tell Visual Studio either debug the application from a different path or just copy the application once compiled and debug/run it from the same path as it will be run from once it is deployed?
回答1:
Set a post build event on your project to move the configuration file into the debug build directory.
Right click on the project that will require the configuration from a different project and select properties, click on the build events tab, and add a post build event. Something like this:
Copy configFilePath $(TargetPath)
回答2:
In the project properties, open the debug tab. In there, you will find a textbox to change the working directory.
回答3:
I solved this problem by going to the project properties compile tab, and changing the build output path. Hopefully this will work for you.
I believe you will need to change that back to bin\ when you are ready to do a release build.
回答4:
The reason, why it writes back to the same old folder may be administration rights.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1102976/how-do-i-change-the-working-directory-while-debugging-in-visual-studio