❔ Roslyn compiler magic?
I have this WebAPI project in dotnet framework 4.7
I replace a dll manually in
bin and bin/roslyn folder
I run the project add references to dlls(say, to the bin folder). All good.
But then I see the old dll has come back to bin/roslyn and when I see the reference in VS I see the path is also now of bin/roslyn6 Replies
What are you talking about?
KidKai25#7728
I have this WebAPI project in dotnet framework 4.7.2
I replace a dll manually in bin and bin/roslyn folder
I run the project. All good.
But then I see the old dll has come back to bin/roslyn and when I see the reference in VS I see the path is also now of bin/roslyn
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tl;dr: an attempt at installing Nuget packages downloaded on one PC, on another PC without internet access
By... moving
.dlls into /bin/ folderThat's not a good idea
The bin folder is for outputs, not inputs
If you need to manually reference dlls, put them somewhere else
Or use the actual nuget package
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