I am able to add subtrees to my visual studio project via command line, but when I do it requires me to add a prefix. When I do this it adds a sub directory in the root directory. When I add the subtree's projects to my solution, all the references are not available because the packages are in the root directory/packages. If I update the paths, the paths are now messed up in the original subtree repo. How do you properly set up two projects with one being reference via subtrees?
I guess the only way that I can maintain the subtree is to:
Fix References within each subtree project
a. Unload each subtree project
b. Edit each .csproj file enter code here
c. Reroute all the ..\packages to ..\ ..\packages with each .csproj files after
d. Reload Projects
Maintain the Subtree repo within the Holding Solutions what used the shared repo
Let me know if this is the only solution. Cause it screws up my main subtree's repo packages so I can only test it from within the shared solutions or i have to reroute the packages path each time