Fix castle references in .csproj #11
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Maybe what we could do is conditionally include the reference (via a check for Exists(...) in the .csproj) as well as the test itself (also with a condition on the file -would need to put it separately-) |
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Fixed the castle versions declared in the .csproj.
I had to make those changes to get Moq to compile (from the github repository) in Debug mode.
Also, as I don't have the same Office version than yours, I had to remove the reference to Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word, and to remove the corresponding test, in order to be able to run the full test suite. I did not commit this change. However, it might be worthy to document this in a readme or a wiki page.