vs folder (again), which seemed to solve the problem. However, one thing to watch out for - after doing this, Visual Studio recognised my classes but no longer recognised built-in ones (all the referenced namespaces at the top of my controllers were underlined in red). I deleted the packages folder at the base level of my project (somewhat nervously, as I wasn't sure if it was needed), and thought it had solved the problem, but no such luck. I thought I've finally solved the problem by following the advice from Homer. I've updated my NuGet reference to the library to the latest stable version, as suggested here, but sadly this made no difference.Unticking the Track Changes option in this menu: Tools-> Options-> Text Editor-> General.
vs folder doesn't seem to solve anything (doing so also means you lose your current window layout, as well as any bookmarks you've set)
#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO 2019 UPDATE#
Installing the latest Visual Studio 2019 update didn't help (I'm on 16.8.3 now if anyone's interested).Closing Visual Studio and re-opening does sometimes make the problem disappear for a short time, but it certainly doesn't solve it.Here's what I tried for this iteration of the problem:
This cost me a lot of lost time! I've been worked with Visual Studio for about 10 years, and this problem happens occasionally in every version. After working for a few months, Intellisense suddenly stopped.
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