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Currently, if a single source file is opened without a project, the generated EXE file will be created in a bin/Debug folder in the same location as the source file.
Ideally, the EXE file should be created in the same folder as the source code file without the creation of a bin/Debug folder.
Note, however, that this behavior would not match the default behavior in MonoDevelop for single source files of other languages, such as C#, which also create an EXE in a bin/Debug folder.
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Currently, if a single source file is opened without a project, the generated EXE file will be created in a bin/Debug folder in the same location as the source file.
Ideally, the EXE file should be created in the same folder as the source code file without the creation of a bin/Debug folder.
Note, however, that this behavior would not match the default behavior in MonoDevelop for single source files of other languages, such as C#, which also create an EXE in a bin/Debug folder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: