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Richard J Foster
Hi there,
I have a pair of C# projects in VS2003. The first project, a dll, is
referenced in the second via a project reference.
The assemblies in question are delay-signed during a "production" build
process, but not as part of a normal development build.
I have noticed that while the correctly signed assembly is present in
the designated output folder for the project (e.g. bin/Release), an
unsigned version is also present in an obj/Release folder.
Even though the library has been built and signed correctly, the
project which references it is grabbing the unsigned version of the
library from the obj folder. Within VS 2003, the properties display for
the project reference even confirms that it is coming from the obj
folder, instead of the expected source - the designated output (bin)
folder.
1) Is this the expected operation? (I don't believe it used to work
this way, and have not intentionally changed anything)
2) Is there any way to still use project references, but pull the
referenced dll from the designated output folder (i.e. bin/Release)?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Richard
I have a pair of C# projects in VS2003. The first project, a dll, is
referenced in the second via a project reference.
The assemblies in question are delay-signed during a "production" build
process, but not as part of a normal development build.
I have noticed that while the correctly signed assembly is present in
the designated output folder for the project (e.g. bin/Release), an
unsigned version is also present in an obj/Release folder.
Even though the library has been built and signed correctly, the
project which references it is grabbing the unsigned version of the
library from the obj folder. Within VS 2003, the properties display for
the project reference even confirms that it is coming from the obj
folder, instead of the expected source - the designated output (bin)
folder.
1) Is this the expected operation? (I don't believe it used to work
this way, and have not intentionally changed anything)
2) Is there any way to still use project references, but pull the
referenced dll from the designated output folder (i.e. bin/Release)?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Richard