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If a command installed within the system repository is run from within project scope, the project repository is used to resolve its references, instead of the system repository. E.g.
cd c:\src\myproj
o mycommand
myproj.wrapdesc:
depends: openwrap
mycommand.wrapdesc:
depends: openwrap
depends: x
Since mycommand is not present in the project's descriptor, it is run from the system repository. To load, it requires dependency x to be loaded. However the RuntimeAssemblyResolver will only see assemblies from the project repository, and x is not present in the project repository. Therefore mycommand cannot be loaded.
Workaround
To workaround this, mycommand can be added as a dependency to the project descriptor.
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If a command installed within the system repository is run from within project scope, the project repository is used to resolve its references, instead of the system repository. E.g.
myproj.wrapdesc:
depends: openwrap
mycommand.wrapdesc:
depends: openwrap
depends: x
Since mycommand is not present in the project's descriptor, it is run from the system repository. To load, it requires dependency x to be loaded. However the RuntimeAssemblyResolver will only see assemblies from the project repository, and x is not present in the project repository. Therefore mycommand cannot be loaded.
Workaround
To workaround this, mycommand can be added as a dependency to the project descriptor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: