Comments by Ravi-from-India

Ravi-from-India 20-Oct-22 4:56am View

I have committed the package.config file with project b. so when other dev checked out my branch and restore the Nuget package, they are getting it available in the class library project. I.e. project B.

Ravi-from-India 20-Oct-22 4:44am View

It's a web application and we are checking in the local machine only. Basically, I have committed my changes for project b and project an in my branch and other dev checked out it.

On my machine, I don't need to install the Nuget package separately on project A, but on the other dev's machine, when he runs the same code from my branch it is showing a missing dll reference.

Ravi-from-India 20-Oct-22 4:37am View

While building a project, it doesn't give any errors. But when I run my project it crashes and throws an exception that a certain Dll is not found. Are you missing any references or assembly?

Ravi-from-India 20-Oct-22 4:34am View

Yes, tried this. Didn't work.

Ravi-from-India 20-Oct-22 4:34am View

I have installed Nuget packages using Nuget package manager only in project b and then I have added the reference of project b in project A.

Ravi-from-India 26-May-22 2:27am View

Thank you very much.

Ravi-from-India 25-May-22 9:49am View

Thanks mate.

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