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So I have never experienced this issue before and hope that someone else has. I'm working on a application and make a few changes then commit and push to GitHub. Once I do this the project I made changes gets unloaded from Visual Studio. When I try to reload the project I get the following error.

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If I clone a new copy of the repo locally I can make changes and use the solution as usual, but this happens again if I make a commit and push it to GitHub.

Any thoughts would help!

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Looks like the project I was working on would only open in VS 2019 and VS 2022 caused this issue. Not sure why, but it works now.

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Try first to launch Visual Studio without extension (/SafeMode) and reload your project then.

That would check if the error is linked to an extension/plugin or not.

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I'm not using VSCode, but would this still work in the standard Visual Studio IDE?
@NorSer Sorry for the mix-up. I have edited the answer to address Visual Studio, not VSCode.
I tried launching Visual Studio using the method you described. (See image below) Command Then when I opened the solution none of the projects loaded. (see image below) Projects
@NorSer Can you try and reload the solution/project?
When I reload the project / solution I get the same error.
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