Web Service Bug

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In VS 2005, when you make an ASP. NET Web Service Project, and then rename
the class from Service1 to something else (not change the file name from
Service1.asmx, mind you), you will get an error when you attempt to run the
service. You have to manually edit the markup of the .asmx file because it
doesn't update the class directive with the newly changed class name.

Anyone know of this bug and report it?


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