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So I am working on a solution with a lot of projects with multiple developers using SVN. There are some projects that are specific for me that I want loaded but for others they might not be relevant.

So my question is, where does Visual Studio store information about a project begin loaded and what is the proper way to commit project/solution settings with out ruining it for others?

An example could be that I just added a new project to the solution and I want to commit these changes, but I don't want to commit whether or not a project is loaded/reloaded (Since other developers have to reload them again).

EDIT: I found the answer here When I unload projects in visual studio, where does VS save this setting?

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  • possible duplicate of [When i unload projects in visual studio, where does VS save this setting?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12275753/when-i-unload-projects-in-visual-studio-where-does-vs-save-this-setting) – Charles Oct 18 '13 at 20:03

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When you add projects to a solution, they will get loaded when the solution opens.

If using source control, if such a solution is updated and contains new projects, they will get loaded.

One way of dealing with this is to create multiple solutions - solutions that only have relevant projects. These solutions can be part of source control, but don't have to, though if you don't add them to source control you risk having projects in source control that only you have a solution reference to.

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