When I create a project with Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio, a README.md
is automatically generated and placed in the top-level of the project folder (in the same folder as the .sln
)
This is great, as it allows me to display said readme on the project's Welcome page:
However, this means that when I open this project in Visual Studio, I cannot see the readme, as Solution Explorer scopes to the folder below the solution:
This is not ideal, as it means that I cannot preview the readme in Visual Studio using the Markdown preview extension.
My question is: Is there some way of having the readme in one location such that I can preview it both on TFS and in Visual Studio? Please note that although I am using TFS to host my repositories, I am using Git for source control instead of Team Foundation Server Version Control.
What I have already tried:
teatreadme.md
to the project folder in the hopes that I could then add that to the welcome page on TFS, however I cannot see such an option. README.md
You just need to add a Readme.md
file in the root of you source control with your team project.
Then you should view the file in source control explorer instead of solution explorer. You can also preview the readme both in Visual Studio with the extenstion and tfs web portal.
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