wizard will run interactive conversion wizard as shown above. It will provide dotnet migrate-2017 command with a few tiny behavioral differences to support older VS versions. Note: in case you need to migrate to VS2017, not VS2019, install instead. The tool will discover them automatically, or inform you in case it can't make definite (and safest) decision. Note: There is no need to specify paths if there is only one convertible object (project or solution) in your current working directory. You will have an option to create backups before all critical conversion stages. This will start the interactive wizard, which will guide you through the conversion process. NET Core 2.1+ installed you can run this on the command line:
Defining the NuGet package definition as part of the project fileĪssuming you have. 
Moving some of the attributes that used to be defined in AssemblyInfo.cs into the project file. A more succinct way of handling NuGet package references. A more succinct way of defining project references. Include files using a wildcard as opposed to specifying every single file. There are a number of things that VS2017+ handles differently that are performed by this tool: This project converts an existing csproj to the new format, shortening the project file and using all the nice new features that are part of modern Visual Studio versions. However, no tooling was made available that performed this conversion as it was not necessary to do since Visual Studio 2017 would work with the old format too. With the introduction of Visual Studio 2017, Microsoft added some optimizations to how a project file can be set up. 
Convert your old project files to the new 2017/2019 format
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