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Mike
1) You have a version of "X" (1.0) installed in the GAC
2) You have a new version of "X" (2.0).
3) You add the X.2.0 DLL's to a folder in your solution
4) You add references to the X.2.0 DLL's to your project
5) You check the solution in.
6) Another developer, open's his project up and syncs (not yet having
X.2.0)
7) The solution comes down but because the X.2.0 DLL's come down after
the project that references them the IDE repoints your references to
the 1.X.0 DLL's.
8) There is nothing you can do to overcome this issue, <codebase>
<probe> whatever has no effect because the IDE said use 1.X.0, sigh
......
2) You have a new version of "X" (2.0).
3) You add the X.2.0 DLL's to a folder in your solution
4) You add references to the X.2.0 DLL's to your project
5) You check the solution in.
6) Another developer, open's his project up and syncs (not yet having
X.2.0)
7) The solution comes down but because the X.2.0 DLL's come down after
the project that references them the IDE repoints your references to
the 1.X.0 DLL's.
8) There is nothing you can do to overcome this issue, <codebase>
<probe> whatever has no effect because the IDE said use 1.X.0, sigh
......