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I had a Project (R) in a solution.
Then I had a separate solution that needed the dll for project R.
I copied the dll from the bin directory in project R and put it in the
new project (E) bin folder.
I then added a reference in project E to the project R.
Apparently, there are 2 dlls that are being used by both project R and
E. So, I got this error:
Error: The dependency 'dll1' in project 'project E' cannot be copied to
the run directory because it would conflict with dependency 'dll1'.
So then in project E, I went to add a direct reference to the 2 dlls
that was giving me the problems (Recommended by Microsoft, but with a
warning). This solved the error above. When I added them as reference I
browsed to the bin directory of project E.
Now when I do the build I get this error:
The located assembly's manifest definition with name '' does not match
the assembly reference.
Any suggestions?
Then I had a separate solution that needed the dll for project R.
I copied the dll from the bin directory in project R and put it in the
new project (E) bin folder.
I then added a reference in project E to the project R.
Apparently, there are 2 dlls that are being used by both project R and
E. So, I got this error:
Error: The dependency 'dll1' in project 'project E' cannot be copied to
the run directory because it would conflict with dependency 'dll1'.
So then in project E, I went to add a direct reference to the 2 dlls
that was giving me the problems (Recommended by Microsoft, but with a
warning). This solved the error above. When I added them as reference I
browsed to the bin directory of project E.
Now when I do the build I get this error:
The located assembly's manifest definition with name '' does not match
the assembly reference.
Any suggestions?