CopyLocal Property for references.

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Yuva

Does the copylocal property in references change with any machine
settings or visual studio settings ?

I open the same solution in IDE in two different machines and the
copylocal property of many references is different in the two machines
.. I noted this problem when there was a change in the no of assemblies
in the bin directory when the solution is built .

Yuva
 
Hi Yuva,

I'm pretty sure that the CopyLocal property is written to the .csproj file
(VS.NET 2003) that defines the project. If you open this file in notepad,
you can see all of the references, and if the copy local property is false
you will see a Private="False" attribute in the XML element that defines the
reference in question. As long as the .csproj file contains this property,
it should pick up your settings.
 

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