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Say you have 4 assemblies, where 3 are internalized and the last one is not. You reference the resulting dll in a new project. Say the main assembly is A, and the namespace of the assembly merged that was not interalized is B. Trying to reference namespace B in this project will not work, because it is not recognized in visual studio.
Interesting enough, if you view the object browser (or in ilspy for that matter) namespace B is clearly available in the merged assembly.
Also if you try to add assembly B as a solution project reference, visual studio complains that assembly B is available in both the merged assembly and the solution project reference.
Any ideas of what could be wrong?
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Say you have 4 assemblies, where 3 are internalized and the last one is not. You reference the resulting dll in a new project. Say the main assembly is A, and the namespace of the assembly merged that was not interalized is B. Trying to reference namespace B in this project will not work, because it is not recognized in visual studio.
Interesting enough, if you view the object browser (or in ilspy for that matter) namespace B is clearly available in the merged assembly.
Also if you try to add assembly B as a solution project reference, visual studio complains that assembly B is available in both the merged assembly and the solution project reference.
Any ideas of what could be wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: