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Organize a .NET solution tree: decide which solution folder each project belongs to, name the folders, and write the .slnx that maps configurations and excludes projects from a build. USE FOR: creating or restructuring the solution folder tree, placing a new project, naming a solution folder, mapping solution configurations onto project configurations, and scoping a working set with a solution filter. DO NOT USE FOR: generating new projects from a template, or arranging the types, namespaces, and service registrations inside a single project.

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Organizing .NET Solutions

The solution tree shows what the repository produces and what each project contributes to it. Group projects by that contribution, never by the technology they are written in or the kind of file they contain.

When to use

Creating a solution tree, or restructuring one that has grown into a flat list.
Placing a new project, or deciding whether an existing folder should contain it.
Naming a solution folder, or judging whether a name still fits its contents.
Mapping solution configurations onto project configurations in .slnx.

Tiers

Every project belongs to exactly one tier, and the top level of the tree shows which.

Deliverable — something a user installs or runs. One folder per deliverable.
Shared — what deliverables consume. One folder per subject.
Non-shipping — tests, build automation, samples, and local-development sandboxes. Their own top-level folders.

A project the user never receives is never placed in a deliverable's folder. A reader identifies the shipped deliverables from the top level alone.

Naming a folder

Name a folder for the thing it governs, then check that the name still describes the folder once every project inside it is listed.

Name a deliverable folder after the deliverable. A folder takes the name of the flagship project inside it: /Installer/ contains Contoso.Installer.
Name a shared folder after its subject. /Design System/ names a subject; /UI/ names nothing when every deliverable also has UI of its own.
Reject a name that admits more than one kind of member. Common, Core, Shared, and Misc accept anything and describe nothing.
Reject a name that describes the form of its members, such as Services or Libraries.
If a grouping needs an invented word to be named, the grouping is wrong.

The root of the tree

The root contains projects that need no qualifier: framework-level helpers and hosting defaults that belong to no product and no subject. Everything else is qualified by a product, a subject, or a role, and belongs in the folder that names that qualifier.

No folder name explains a project in the root. A root project's own name states what it is. Rename a root project whose name only makes sense from context.

In a single-product solution the core is the product, and the root contains it. In a multi-product solution a project serving one subject moves into that subject's folder.

Group by shared fate

A set of projects that is removed from the repository in one operation gets its own folder, whatever tier each project belongs to. Name the folder for what the set is, and delete the folder with the set.

Shared fate outranks the tier rule only while the set has an end. A set with no end remains in its tier.

A folder that contains one project after a planned change is removed with that change. Move its project up one level when the change is merged.
Skip the folder when the change is merged within days.

Depth

Depth equals rank. A top-level folder names something a maintainer would say when describing what the solution produces.

Add a subfolder only when its parent already contains more than roughly six projects and the subfolder names a real division. A subfolder containing one or two projects adds a level without adding a division.

Writing the .slnx

The .slnx format is XML, and the .NET SDK reads it directly.

<Solution>
  <Configurations>
    <BuildType Name="Debug" />
    <BuildType Name="Release" />
  </Configurations>
  <Folder Name="/Solution Items/">
    <File Path="Directory.Build.props" />
    <File Path="global.json" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Design System/">
    <Project Path="source/Contoso.Controls/Contoso.Controls.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Installer/">
    <Project Path="install/Contoso.Installer/Contoso.Installer.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Playground/">
    <Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground/Contoso.Playground.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Playground/Emulators/">
    <Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground.Storage/Contoso.Playground.Storage.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Tests/">
    <Project Path="tests/Contoso.Tests.Unit/Contoso.Tests.Unit.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Project Path="source/Contoso.Extensions/Contoso.Extensions.csproj" />
</Solution>

A nested folder is a sibling element that specifies the full path, not a child element.
<File> puts the root files a maintainer edits into /Solution Items/.
Use forward slashes in every Path.
Sort entries within a folder.
Generate the file once it passes a few hundred lines.

Mapping configurations

A project builds in every solution configuration unless told otherwise. Map and exclude explicitly:

<Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground/Contoso.Playground.csproj">
  <BuildType Solution="Release.Preview|*" Project="Release" />
  <Build Solution="Release.Preview|*" Project="false" />
</Project>

<BuildType Solution="…" Project="…" /> maps one solution configuration onto the project configuration to build.
<Build Project="false" /> excludes the project from every configuration; adding Solution="…" narrows the exclusion to one.

When a solution defines configurations beyond Debug and Release — one per target platform, framework, or host version — classify every project once.

Project role	Mapping
Defines the extra configurations	Map plain `Debug`/`Release` onto one representative, and exclude them from the build
Shared, needed by every variant	Map each extra configuration onto `Debug`/`Release`, and build everywhere
Outside the variant matrix	Map onto `Debug`/`Release`, and exclude from every extra configuration

A project outside the matrix that lacks the exclusion compiles once per configuration for no result.

Scoping a working set

references/solution-filters.md — Load when: a subset of a large solution loads and builds independently.

Validation

Every project is in a folder, or in the root as a project with no qualifier.
Every folder name still describes the folder once its projects are listed.
No folder name admits more than one kind of member, and none names the form of its members.
Tests, build automation, and sandboxes are outside every deliverable folder.
Every project is classified into one configuration group, and projects outside the variant matrix are excluded from its configurations.
Paths use one separator and entries are sorted.
dotnet sln <solution>.slnx list lists every expected project.

Common Pitfalls

Pitfall	Correct approach
Shared projects placed directly in the root	The root is for projects with no qualifier; a subject gets its own folder
One folder containing a shared library and a deliverable's own views	Name the shared folder for its subject; a deliverable's views remain in its folder
Test or sandbox project filed inside the deliverable's folder	Place the non-shipping tier in its own top-level folder
A shared-fate folder retained after its set is removed	Flatten the surviving folder up one level
Sandbox or tool project with no `<Build … Project="false" />`	Exclude it from every configuration it produces no result in
Folder named for a class of file, such as `Services`	Name what the folder is about
Mixed `\` and `/` in `Path` attributes	Normalize to `/`; mixed separators come from editing the file on two operating systems

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name: organizing-dotnet-solutions
description: >
    Organize a .NET solution tree: decide which solution folder each project belongs to, name the folders, and write the .slnx that maps configurations and excludes projects from a build.
    USE FOR: creating or restructuring the solution folder tree, placing a new project, naming a solution folder, mapping solution configurations onto project configurations, and scoping a working set with a solution filter.
    DO NOT USE FOR: generating new projects from a template, or arranging the types, namespaces, and service registrations inside a single project.
license: MIT

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name: organizing-dotnet-solutions
description: >
    Organize a .NET solution tree: decide which solution folder each project belongs to, name the folders, and write the .slnx that maps configurations and excludes projects from a build.
    USE FOR: creating or restructuring the solution folder tree, placing a new project, naming a solution folder, mapping solution configurations onto project configurations, and scoping a working set with a solution filter.
    DO NOT USE FOR: generating new projects from a template, or arranging the types, namespaces, and service registrations inside a single project.
license: MIT
---

# Organizing .NET Solutions

The solution tree shows what the repository produces and what each project contributes to it.
Group projects by that contribution, never by the technology they are written in or the kind of file they contain.

## When to use

- Creating a solution tree, or restructuring one that has grown into a flat list.
- Placing a new project, or deciding whether an existing folder should contain it.
- Naming a solution folder, or judging whether a name still fits its contents.
- Mapping solution configurations onto project configurations in `.slnx`.

## Tiers

Every project belongs to exactly one tier, and the top level of the tree shows which.

1. **Deliverable** — something a user installs or runs.
   One folder per deliverable.
2. **Shared** — what deliverables consume.
   One folder per subject.
3. **Non-shipping** — tests, build automation, samples, and local-development sandboxes.
   Their own top-level folders.

A project the user never receives is never placed in a deliverable's folder.
A reader identifies the shipped deliverables from the top level alone.

## Naming a folder

Name a folder for the thing it governs, then check that the name still describes the folder once every project inside it is listed.

- Name a deliverable folder after the deliverable.
  A folder takes the name of the flagship project inside it: `/Installer/` contains `Contoso.Installer`.
- Name a shared folder after its subject.
  `/Design System/` names a subject; `/UI/` names nothing when every deliverable also has UI of its own.
- Reject a name that admits more than one kind of member.
  `Common`, `Core`, `Shared`, and `Misc` accept anything and describe nothing.
- Reject a name that describes the form of its members, such as `Services` or `Libraries`.
- If a grouping needs an invented word to be named, the grouping is wrong.

## The root of the tree

The root contains projects that need no qualifier: framework-level helpers and hosting defaults that belong to no product and no subject.
Everything else is qualified by a product, a subject, or a role, and belongs in the folder that names that qualifier.

No folder name explains a project in the root.
A root project's own name states what it is.
Rename a root project whose name only makes sense from context.

In a single-product solution the core is the product, and the root contains it.
In a multi-product solution a project serving one subject moves into that subject's folder.

## Group by shared fate

A set of projects that is removed from the repository in one operation gets its own folder, whatever tier each project belongs to.
Name the folder for what the set is, and delete the folder with the set.

Shared fate outranks the tier rule only while the set has an end.
A set with no end remains in its tier.

- A folder that contains one project after a planned change is removed with that change.
  Move its project up one level when the change is merged.
- Skip the folder when the change is merged within days.

## Depth

Depth equals rank.
A top-level folder names something a maintainer would say when describing what the solution produces.

Add a subfolder only when its parent already contains more than roughly six projects and the subfolder names a real division.
A subfolder containing one or two projects adds a level without adding a division.

## Writing the .slnx

The `.slnx` format is XML, and the .NET SDK reads it directly.

```xml
<Solution>
  <Configurations>
    <BuildType Name="Debug" />
    <BuildType Name="Release" />
  </Configurations>
  <Folder Name="/Solution Items/">
    <File Path="Directory.Build.props" />
    <File Path="global.json" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Design System/">
    <Project Path="source/Contoso.Controls/Contoso.Controls.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Installer/">
    <Project Path="install/Contoso.Installer/Contoso.Installer.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Playground/">
    <Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground/Contoso.Playground.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Playground/Emulators/">
    <Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground.Storage/Contoso.Playground.Storage.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Folder Name="/Tests/">
    <Project Path="tests/Contoso.Tests.Unit/Contoso.Tests.Unit.csproj" />
  </Folder>
  <Project Path="source/Contoso.Extensions/Contoso.Extensions.csproj" />
</Solution>
```

- A nested folder is a sibling element that specifies the full path, not a child element.
- `<File>` puts the root files a maintainer edits into `/Solution Items/`.
- Use forward slashes in every `Path`.
- Sort entries within a folder.
- Generate the file once it passes a few hundred lines.

### Mapping configurations

A project builds in every solution configuration unless told otherwise.
Map and exclude explicitly:

```xml
<Project Path="playground/Contoso.Playground/Contoso.Playground.csproj">
  <BuildType Solution="Release.Preview|*" Project="Release" />
  <Build Solution="Release.Preview|*" Project="false" />
</Project>
```

- `<BuildType Solution="…" Project="…" />` maps one solution configuration onto the project configuration to build.
- `<Build Project="false" />` excludes the project from every configuration; adding `Solution="…"` narrows the exclusion to one.

When a solution defines configurations beyond `Debug` and `Release` — one per target platform, framework, or host version — classify every project once.

| Project role                     | Mapping                                                                              |
|----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Defines the extra configurations | Map plain `Debug`/`Release` onto one representative, and exclude them from the build |
| Shared, needed by every variant  | Map each extra configuration onto `Debug`/`Release`, and build everywhere            |
| Outside the variant matrix       | Map onto `Debug`/`Release`, and exclude from every extra configuration               |

A project outside the matrix that lacks the exclusion compiles once per configuration for no result.

### Scoping a working set

[references/solution-filters.md](references/solution-filters.md) — **Load when:** a subset of a large solution loads and builds independently.

## Validation

- [ ] Every project is in a folder, or in the root as a project with no qualifier.
- [ ] Every folder name still describes the folder once its projects are listed.
- [ ] No folder name admits more than one kind of member, and none names the form of its members.
- [ ] Tests, build automation, and sandboxes are outside every deliverable folder.
- [ ] Every project is classified into one configuration group, and projects outside the variant matrix are excluded from its configurations.
- [ ] Paths use one separator and entries are sorted.
- [ ] `dotnet sln <solution>.slnx list` lists every expected project.

## Common Pitfalls

| Pitfall                                                                | Correct approach                                                                       |
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Shared projects placed directly in the root                            | The root is for projects with no qualifier; a subject gets its own folder              |
| One folder containing a shared library and a deliverable's own views   | Name the shared folder for its subject; a deliverable's views remain in its folder     |
| Test or sandbox project filed inside the deliverable's folder          | Place the non-shipping tier in its own top-level folder                                |
| A shared-fate folder retained after its set is removed                 | Flatten the surviving folder up one level                                              |
| Sandbox or tool project with no `<Build … Project="false" />`          | Exclude it from every configuration it produces no result in                           |
| Folder named for a class of file, such as `Services`                   | Name what the folder is about                                                          |
| Mixed `\` and `/` in `Path` attributes                                 | Normalize to `/`; mixed separators come from editing the file on two operating systems |

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Organizing .NET Solutions

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