Just starting with VS2022 and the new .csproj format.
In the old format every project had something like this:
Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs
[assembly: Guid("e8151094-eb82-46bd-9809-523d4a4fcfb8")]
I can't figure out where that is stored in the new format. The project obviously has a guid because it is used by the sln file:
{my_solution_name}.sln
Project("{9A19103F-16F7-4668-BE54-9A1E7A4F7556}") = "{my_project_name}", "{my_project_path}", "{1C64FF26-B077-494E-93F2-380D675B668D}"
I have seen a couple articles that suggest there could be <ProjectGuid></ProjectGuid> in the .csproj file, but it isn't there by default when you create a new project, so where it is hiding?
Additional background:
we have an internal tool that basically constructs a large multi-project solution template for when we start a new app. It generates new guids for each of the sub-projects and writes new AssemblyInfo.cs files, then it builds the .sln with all the reference lines. I don't see a clear way to do that with the new .csproj format.
In the new project system the ProjectGuid is no longer required for projects itself and is used in solution file (and is "stored" there).