The options can be edited in the “text editor//Code Style” section and you can see the different code editing rules. Important: The changes that are defined here apply to all projects that we edit with Visual Studio, not for a special solution or project. Well, today in one of the sessions of Visual Studio live, I find that we can also configure these options directly from the IDE.
The best introduction to this topic can be found in this. If we want to have a special configuration in any sub folder, we must create another file in that location with the changes we need. The interesting thing about the model is that, when we copy this file into a folder, the settings of it are applied for all the files and sub folders. These configurations were stored in files named “.editorconfig”, and of course, the best way to learn on these files is navigating.
A few months ago, before the official launch of Visual Studio 2017, one of the cool IDE innovations was the chance to define code style configurations to be applied in the IDE while we are coding apps.
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