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Dan
Dear Gurus
I'm concern with the way .NET assemblies are deployed and versioned. I
understand that when installing a newer version into the GAC will not
replace any older version. but what if the older version actually contains a
show stopper bug that need to be patched so that other applications that
depends on it can benefit from the fix. however, this would not be possible
since a new version of the assembly will not be able to replace the old one.
Also, if I were to make the version remain unchanged and attempt to install
it to the GAC that already have a similar assembly with the same version
number, culture, name and public key token, what will happens?
thanks
dan
I'm concern with the way .NET assemblies are deployed and versioned. I
understand that when installing a newer version into the GAC will not
replace any older version. but what if the older version actually contains a
show stopper bug that need to be patched so that other applications that
depends on it can benefit from the fix. however, this would not be possible
since a new version of the assembly will not be able to replace the old one.
Also, if I were to make the version remain unchanged and attempt to install
it to the GAC that already have a similar assembly with the same version
number, culture, name and public key token, what will happens?
thanks
dan