Identify common MSBuild files#519
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unfortunately it seems a few of these new extensions are ambiguous and cannot be included |
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I was afraid of that. I assume you're referring to |
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tbh I stopped looking once I saw proj so there might be more |
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I removed |
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I didn't include all known types (like the other
**projlisted here), but the more common ones should be sufficient until someone needs the others.