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sonic_soul
I have this 58 project solution I maintained for 6 months now after
taking over.
Usually the advantage of having it broken down in many projects was,
that i could just edit a single .cs file, than compile the project it
is in. this would generate the appropriate DLL and i could just
"reload" the current page of the application I was on, and see the
changes take effect.
Now after installing the app on a new machine, I noticed that after i
make changes to a file in project, and build that project, and step
through it with debugger, it does not see the changes and attempts to
step on the lines as they were before my change. Until i run a BUILD
on whole solution.
i am suspecting that this might have something to do with my project
refrences.
Not exactly sure yet.
TIA.
taking over.
Usually the advantage of having it broken down in many projects was,
that i could just edit a single .cs file, than compile the project it
is in. this would generate the appropriate DLL and i could just
"reload" the current page of the application I was on, and see the
changes take effect.
Now after installing the app on a new machine, I noticed that after i
make changes to a file in project, and build that project, and step
through it with debugger, it does not see the changes and attempts to
step on the lines as they were before my change. Until i run a BUILD
on whole solution.
i am suspecting that this might have something to do with my project
refrences.
Not exactly sure yet.
TIA.