What is the best way to change the directory structure (from sln and projects) in a C # project

Question

Im working on a C # project, recently we decided to restructure the directory structure of the source code. I am doing a restructuring and wanted to ask you some questions about how best to carry out the change. Restructuring basically changes the current catalogs of all projects to a more structured and logical order.

Current structure (this is a diagram):

• Main Deer:

  • Project
  • Project
  • Dir
    • Project
    • Project
    • Project
  • Dir
    • Project
    • Project
    • Project
  • Dir + Project Project File
  • Dir + Project Project File
  • Dir
    • Solution file.
    • Project
    • Project
  • Project Dir Etc ..

Target diagram: TFS project: Main - Source - Deere - Solution file. - Project - Project - Project - Project

     - Dir
        - Dir
            - Project
            - Project
            - Project
        - Dir
            - Solution file.
      - Dir

        - Project
        - Project

The relative location between projects varies, as well as the relative locations in the solutions.

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Answer 1

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