Question about Guid in dproj

[Pat Foley 51]

The dproj has a Guid assigned to it.  It rhymes with Gui-de cheese most of the time. but when it used as interface* that once named can't be changed or need to be renamed if the Interface* is changed. If not then Guid rhymes with Squid.

 

The question is when the project is not compiling--OK to just index the Projects Guid until the bad code is removed or repaired? I bumped the projects Guid 3 times to fix a boo-boo. But likely not a good practice to share.

         

Or say some naive person like me lays out a blank project with its directory and sub directories laid out, then copies the layout to new directory for a new project, finds out later there's two projects with same Guid.

*If is used as an Interface not just a marker.

 

Pat

Note seen an eye catcher at line 4689 in System.Classes Putting 4690 first would read better