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I have a system where users create .NET plugin libraries. To support this, I’ve built: A solution template that creates: a plugin project a testbed console app a project reference from the testbed → ...
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I have a console application which has project reference of a web application. This is how the project reference is added in the csproj file of the console application <ItemGroup> <...
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I'm learning C# and I don't know exactly how to make a class visible to all projects inside the Solution. Basically I have many projects, all Windows Forms, all of them have some similarity, so they ...
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I've got this weird issue adding a Project Reference via a relative path in csproj file and/or the DLL directly. It keeps reverting back to the NuGet DLL in my Nuget folder: C:\Users\jeremy.nuget\...
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I have a problem with making a package of a project with other project as a reference. In a few words… We have a Net. Core WebAPI with an Onion Architecture. Where those layers are implemented as ...
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I use Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 LTSC 17.2 with ReSharper 2023.1. I work with several projects in one solution and many of them are referenced (we use custom build tool). Visual studio detects them ...
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I got a strange issue after i altered a method signature on a referenced project. Let me explain what happened: I got 50 projects P1,P2,..,P50 that depends on a common project C0 that contains common ...
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I have a solution like that: Package1 Package2 Both are Nuget packages, Package2 is referencing Package1 as a project reference. Now if I publish Package2 from what I understand this reference will ...
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I am developing an extension for Autodesk Vault but recently I got the following error when I try to set the references of the programm DLLs to Copy Local = false: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: ...
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At the moment I'm trying to setup a solution with a implementations class library and an abstractions project. I want to have both packages on nuget.org. Normally when you're just using ...
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It looks like there has been some work done to add support for visual studio c++ project to project references. https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/MsBuild-to-resolve-and-copy-ProjectRefer/...
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I have a project called Category_Helper_Project. Within this project are two relevant classes: Category_Interface and Category_File_Manager The purpose of this project is that it can be referenced ...
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Well, I tried to implement this function ``` static void DisplayMessage() { string userMessage = string.Format("1000 in hex is {0:x}", 1000); System.Windows.MessageBox.Show(...
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I'm trying to understand how to break apart my pretty large TypeScript section of a SPA (React with Asp Net 6 as backend). Let's consider this basic structure: WebAppSolution SharedProject lib ...
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I have two class library projects and one Web API project. Let it be ClassLibrary1, ClassLibrary2, WebApi. I add link for Web API to both ClassLibrary1 and ClassLibrary2 as a project reference. In ...
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I have a C# solution that contains two net472 projects: Foo.csproj, and Bar.csproj. The projects are in classic format (no SDK version). The projects use PackageRefernce as package management. Foo....
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System.Windows.Markup.XamlParseExceptionoccurred A first chance exception of type 'System.Windows.Markup.XamlParseException' occurred in PresentationFramework.dll Additional information: 'Set ...
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I've two projects say P1 and P2. P1 has a reference of P2. so I can access P2's methods from P1. But what if I want to access P1's methods from P2 then how can I access them? I know I can't add ...
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I have a project called "A" project, and it contain some files (like dll or others). In my main project, I used "Project Reference" to reference this project, and add some context ...
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I'm exploring Rush/PNPM and Typescript with project references and incremental builds but I'm a little confused about which of the two will be the best at managing incremental builds. If I use the ...
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I've got a project setup as follows: Project B has a dependency on Project A Project C has a dependency on Project B I would like Project C to have access to Project A's types transitively. However, ...
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I have a Solution with .NET Framework Project A which builds a winforms application containing a class, MyPlayer which requires LibVLCSharp. In order for the application to build and run correctly I ...
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Our large C++ solution has a lot of project references between different projects and it seems to cause problems, most commonly it will try to link the wrong version of the dependency e.g. You'll ...
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I have .netcore2.0 app called MyHelper. MyHelper is referencing a .netstandard2.0 project called B. MyHelper is published as a nuget package. I need to use MyHelper in other projects and solutions ...
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We use Team Foundation Server for our main project. Every time we add a new employee either onsite or offsite we always have to set up the references manually. Is it possible for TFS to copy/save/...
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