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Using Guidance Packages:
Development with Guidance Packages is designed to be performed in a single user/single computer environment. Much of the information stored by the Recipe Framework is found in the hidden .suo file, which is user-specific. The following information is stored in the .suo file:
- Bound references and their initial state
- Unbound references and their initial state
- A list of clusters/packages that have been enabled on the solution (with version numbers)
- For each Guidance Package, a flag that says if the binding recipe has been executed for that Guidance Package
- Version information for the Guidance Package
You should not delete the .suo file, because it will cause the solution to lose this information.
.suo files are not checked-in to the SCC by default. Therefore, if you lose that file, you lose the information above, which includes the actions that were available in the solution.