In Visual Studio, a solution file keeps information about all projects in it. Every project file keeps information about all files and folders in it. Solution and project files are the containers. At the same time, the actual files and folders are physically present in the file system.
Typically, when you perform any refactoring operation (for example, rename a file in a project from the Visual Studio IDE), the container (solution or project) is also modified. So when committing or reverting the changes to repository, both the changes must be committed or reverted together. Select all related changes together to commit or revert; otherwise, the integrity of the changes can be lost and you may encounter unexpected behavior. Integrity checks help ensure that the information about files and folders (name and location) in solution and project files are synchronized with the corresponding file system information.
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