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I keep getting this warning:
Warning: The dependency 'Brierley.Process, Version=1.0.1711.13537,
Culture=neutral' in project 'ATCustomerSrv' cannot be copied to the run
directory because it would overwrite the reference 'Brierley.Process,
Version=1.0.1760.27985, Culture=neutral'.
And occaisionally get this error:
Error: The dependency 'Brierley.CustomerService, Version=1.0.1760.27983,
Culture=neutral' in project 'ATProcessManagement' cannot be copied to the run
directory because it would conflict with dependency
'Brierley.CustomerService, Version=1.0.1760.28661, Culture=neutral'.
I know this has something to do with the new way of distributing dll's and
making copies of it everywhere the compiler sees a need. And when I do a file
search and get a list of all the dll's (for this particular object) some are
newer then others.
I get rid of the error by deleting the old dll's for this object.
When I investigated this it said saomething about creating a direct
reference, but naturally it didn't say how. Till now finding all the old
dll's and deleting them was not a problem, didn't happen that often. But
things have changed, I'm interested in finding a more permanent solution.
TIA,
Dave
Warning: The dependency 'Brierley.Process, Version=1.0.1711.13537,
Culture=neutral' in project 'ATCustomerSrv' cannot be copied to the run
directory because it would overwrite the reference 'Brierley.Process,
Version=1.0.1760.27985, Culture=neutral'.
And occaisionally get this error:
Error: The dependency 'Brierley.CustomerService, Version=1.0.1760.27983,
Culture=neutral' in project 'ATProcessManagement' cannot be copied to the run
directory because it would conflict with dependency
'Brierley.CustomerService, Version=1.0.1760.28661, Culture=neutral'.
I know this has something to do with the new way of distributing dll's and
making copies of it everywhere the compiler sees a need. And when I do a file
search and get a list of all the dll's (for this particular object) some are
newer then others.
I get rid of the error by deleting the old dll's for this object.
When I investigated this it said saomething about creating a direct
reference, but naturally it didn't say how. Till now finding all the old
dll's and deleting them was not a problem, didn't happen that often. But
things have changed, I'm interested in finding a more permanent solution.
TIA,
Dave