@Alex Li-MSFT comment to my question, is the answer to my question.
How to use a SharedProject between different solutions?

I've been working on a SharedProject for our various WPF apps that we're writing. There's some common, general (and sometimes generic) code that we've been sharing between different projects, by using the good ol' tried-and-true copy-and-paste. I've known about Shared Projects for a while, so I've spent some time working on a shared project, to help eliminate the copy and paste stuff. I've made an empty WPF project to which I've referenced the shared project in a solution. It works great! :)
Now I want to start sharing the shared project with the other WPF apps that we've worked on. Only at this point I don't know how to conceptually do that. We use TFS with TFVC for source control. So, here's what I've got:
The Empty Solution
- The SharedCommon shared project
- The EmptyWPF project
Now, how do I get EmptyWPF into VS SolutionA, from within TFVC?
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Alex Li-MSFT 1,096 Reputation points
2020-04-08T02:49:25.94+00:00 add a reference to a Shared Code project
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