I have a new Umbraco Cloud project running 13.0.3. I clone the project locally and follow the "Renaming the Project Files and Folder" step at https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/set-up/working-locally but when I build and run the project breaks on the first line of the program.cs file because it can't find the namespace "UmbracoProject" I and a Find All for UmbracoProject and VS says it found nothing. I know with .net 8 it stops wrapping things in namespace declarations. Can anyone tell me what I missed to I can make sure the entire project is correctly updated to the new namespace?

My colleague Tony made a handy little command line tool to help with this, it will ask you questions along the way about the namespace you want etc, I can recommend it! https://www.nuget.org/packages/umbracocloud/#readme-body-tab

That package does not seem to work. I gave it the new comamnd and passed the git url as the instructiosn say. The first question I said no to so I could change the namespace and then it errors out saying "Could not find the directory UmbracoProject, try using a new Umbraco Cloud project, this dotnet new template is not meant for existing projects that have been modified already." The cloud project I am using is a freshly created one I have not touched yet. (I removed the old cloud project and delted the local copy then created a new cloud project in the portal but did not touch it after that)

Yes, make sure you run it in an empty directory, it doesn't work if you already cloned the site

It was an empty directory with a fresh cloud project I had not cloned down yet

I think you might not have git installed globally, what happens if you type

git -v

?

ngit is not a reconized as na internal or external command operable program or batch file. I do have VS 2022 community installed and git works fine through there

Yeah VS has it's own copy of git - make sure to install it from https://git-scm.com/downloads

Ok, now it is working. Thank you very much

Yay! 🙌

Now to figure out how to get the project tied to bot the cloud repositor and a source control repositor. 🙂