Sometime the Visual Studio's clean project command does not return as expected and maximum time people used to manually delete the bin, obj, Client Bin, Generated_Code directories to clean all the traces of previous build. Here I will share a small batch code which will help you to clean up those directories by just a single click. Tune it up if you want to add few more directories in the list. As a developer, you might be a victim of this issue where Visual Studio debugger stops working for your application and you have no other options than deleting the bin, obj folders. You might want to send your source code as an email attachment to someone but don't want to include the compiled binaries or ReSharper cache. Also you might want to do a clean deployment of your code in web server where you want to make yourself confident that the previous compiled binary references don't copied unknowingly. If you are doing at least one of the above...


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