Visual Studio 2012 Launches Wrong Project For Debugging

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I've got an ASP.NET web application project in a Visual Studio 2012 solution. I'll refer to this as A.

I copied A's directory to a new directory to make a clone of it. I'll refer to this as B.

I made extensive changes to both A and B to the point that they are not even remotely similar. Stylesheets, scripts, HTML, and back end is all different.

I launched A for debugging, and it appeared in my browser as expected. I debugged the application for awhile, and then terminated debugging via the "stop debugging" icon on the toolbar within Visual Studio 2012.

I then launched B for debugging. Instead, I got A.

I tried clearing browser cache, though, this couldn't be the problem because the server side of the application was wrong too.

I tried Rebuilding the project, after running Clean. I still see A while trying to debug B.

I tried killing all processes related to the debugging session including all iisexpress.exe, MSBuild.exe, WebDev.WebServer40.EXE, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.Host.exe instances.

I tried closing Visual Studio 2012 completely, reopening it, and retrying debugging.

EDIT

After closing and reopening VS2012 for a third time, it started now allowing me to see B. Nothing else has changed.


Best I can come up with is there must be some type of project setting that needs to be changed to reflect that the project lives in a different space than it did before being copied, but I have yet to track down such a setting.

What am I missing?

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