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Where does Visual Studio store publish profiles?

My post profile is corrupted.

I need to remove this. My other computer is fine, so I know it is local.

I have tried:

  1. Clean codebase checkout from Git (so there is nothing local in my code directories).

  2. Deleting C: /Users/<user>/AppData/Local/VisualStudio

  3. Deleting C: /Users/<user>/AppData/Roaming/VisualStudio

  4. Full text search by profile name 'MunicipalAgenda' via the Registry
  5. Full-text search through the machine.
  6. Create a new Windows user for Visual Studio development.

Despite all this, VS.NET hangs on this corrupted publish profile.

Honestly, I'm at the end of the wits and my next plunge is to reinstall Windows 10. Please help before it comes down to it !!!

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Typically any repository of publishing profiles, in particular a project.

To do this, you need to look at the following location.



  • Go to this project.
  • The project has special properties for calling the folder
  • Inside there is a folder named PublishProfiles (something similar)
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I also had some difficulty keeping the deletes of my profile ... Visual Studio (2017) can't seem to do this from Solution Explorer.



My last attempt is to go to Source Control Explorer, open the / Properties / PublishProfiles folder and delete and commit unwanted profiles from there. So far, so good :)

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