When I have partials views that start with underscore and full view that is the same name, but without underscore. I.e. "_Details.cshtml" and "Details.cshtml", the classes generated are with the same name: Details
and therefore throwing compile-time exception:
```
Partial declarations of '....Details' must not specify different base classes ..\Details.generated.cs
```
If I rename generated classes for partial views to include underscore in their name, issue goes away and I can compile.
But I need to do that on every file regeneration, which is slightly annoying. Anything I can do to fix this, without partial views renaming?
Comments: David, yep, exactly that issue. Only we specified our namespaces in web.config, next to views, so in views we only have "@model Details" without full namespace. I guess specifying full namespace for the model class should fix this? (sorry, not at work at the moment, don't have access to check myself)
and therefore throwing compile-time exception:
```
Partial declarations of '....Details' must not specify different base classes ..\Details.generated.cs
```
If I rename generated classes for partial views to include underscore in their name, issue goes away and I can compile.
But I need to do that on every file regeneration, which is slightly annoying. Anything I can do to fix this, without partial views renaming?
Comments: David, yep, exactly that issue. Only we specified our namespaces in web.config, next to views, so in views we only have "@model Details" without full namespace. I guess specifying full namespace for the model class should fix this? (sorry, not at work at the moment, don't have access to check myself)