The worst part is I did it for the second time.
When I created the project, it was called Wisej.TestBoundTreeView. Then I remembered that Wisej shouldn’t be on its own, because there might be some namespaces mismatch. So I renamed it to WisejTestBoundTreeView (I removed the dot).
The rename was a legal rename, done on project properties, Assembly name and default namespace. Then I renamed the namespace on all files. It’s not Wisej fault that Default.json wasn’t changed. After all, it might be possible that I didn’t want to change Default.json.
I wonder, is there a way for VS to take some action when you change the project Assembly name, say ask “Do you want to change Default.json?” and act accordingly…
So what do I think can be improved? Is it possible for Wisej to detect that the assembly/class/method specified in Default.json don’t exist and show a message on the web page?
This is in the current update. You should get an error on the client with the description of the problem and the name of the json file.
Best,
Luca
Absolutely! I made the same mistake… WJ-7472. Will throw an exception that shows as a message box on the client.
