When I run through the tutorial after executing `code -r SignalRChat`, a new VSCode window opens that is in the signalRChat directory. (Ex. C:\SignalRChat). When I execute `dotnet run -p SignalRChat` from there I get an error
"MSBUILD : error MSB1009: Project file does not exist.
Switch: SignalRChat
The build failed. Please fix the build errors and run again."
However, if I change the command to `dotnet run -p SignalRChat.csproj` it works.
This addresses the issue #9557 that I was working on with @scottaddie.
Unfortunately, I experienced severe GitHub workflow issues, and the pull request was closed.
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* overview
* whats new to end
* fix migration node
* split fundamentals, move to end
* glob & loc, get started
* security node name
* security section
* azure, client-side, host
* several more sections
* redistribute tutorials
* proofread fixes
* move how to download section
* index files delete and redirect
* fix errors
* reorder some nodes
* scott feedback, flatten main tutorials node
* fix missed feedback items + other issues
* unflatten tutorials node
* move 'how to download'
* more tutorials node tweaks
* standardize view sample links
* db --> DB
* fix build error
* remove link from a parent node
* streamline node names
* xref links
* typos
* typo
* typos and revert some xref links
* scott feedback
* scott feedback
* feedback
* change node name
* safe storage-->protect
I don't have a way of testing this on Windows atm, but most of the other examples use forward slashes, so I assume this is correct on all platforms. Backslashes fail on MacOS, creating a directory called "wwwrootlibsignalr".