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First of all, I don't know if this is a bug or intended behaviour, but if it's not a bug, then please consider this a feature request.
Steps to reproduce
Make sure that you have a library that references a different library and that they are in completely different places.
Open both libraries.
Expand References tab on the dependent library.
Observe that ILSpy can't resolve the reference even though the exact wanted library is already open.
Error message shown
Error: Could not find reference: ...
Details
Product in use: ILSpy binary
Version in use: 6.0.0.5836 from the releases page
In the attached screenshot, library "Manipulate channels v2" references "PaintDotNet.Base" (among others). An exact same one is already open (it's the exact same file using which the library was compiled) and yet ILSpy can't find it. To me it seems obvious that this should work because (1) the name and version string match exactly and (2) it was my (the user's) choice to open those specific files so it's safe to assume that I want to use them together.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First of all, I don't know if this is a bug or intended behaviour, but if it's not a bug, then please consider this a feature request.
Steps to reproduce
Error message shown
Details
In the attached screenshot, library "Manipulate channels v2" references "PaintDotNet.Base" (among others). An exact same one is already open (it's the exact same file using which the library was compiled) and yet ILSpy can't find it. To me it seems obvious that this should work because (1) the name and version string match exactly and (2) it was my (the user's) choice to open those specific files so it's safe to assume that I want to use them together.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: