Visual Studio 2012 Add Reference Browse Default Path
Most of my solutions will have an External References folder inside the
same folder as my Visual Studio solution. Usually solutions will have a
few of the same DLLs, but it is important for each solution to have its
own copy for the build machine and in case of different version numbers.
Previously in Visual Studio 2010 and earlier, when I add a reference to a
DLL External References folder the file browser dialog will open in the
last folder that I added a reference to for this specific Visual Studio
solution (or maybe project). In Visual Studio 2012 (Update 3) it seems to
open the file browser in the last folder that I referenced, regardless of
if it was within the current Visual Studio Solution or not. This means
that I sometimes reference a DLL in a another solution's External
References folder by mistake.
How can I change this back to the Visual Studio 2010 behaviour?
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