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Build error because of DLL updates

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Posted on by VoltesDev

Hi guys,

Under my company source control, there is a custom DLL that being used in some of the classes. I actually not using this in my own VS Project, but since we need to regularly "Get latest" I just need to have this DLL in my <model>/Bin folder.

Issue is, currently my Build always having error of saying some method is not found which is actually inside the DLL. The DLL it self is just getting some updates, and I have put the updated in my <model>/Bin Folder. If I'm doing Full Build (from top menu of Visual Studio), Build completed successfully. But like mentioned, the error come again if I only Build from my Solution\Project. Hence, I need to every time doing Full build which is really wasting time because of the build obviously takes longer.

Anyone know why this is happened and how to resolve it ?

Thanks,

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Are you saying that you're manually putting the DLL to your <model>/bin folder instead of getting it from source control?

    Are you the only developer with this problem?

    Do I udnerstand correctly that this DLL is a .NET assembly developed independently on F&O? (Another approach is using .NET projects referenced by X++ projects.)

  • VoltesDev Profile Picture
    VoltesDev on at

    Hi Martin,

    Yes, I put manually, but the developer who creates it already referenced it in his project. So I guess this is also what you mean by "using .NET project reference by X++ project" ?

    Also worth to mentioned, previously there is no problem, means at the 1st time it was created, manually put in my DevBox, there is no problem. Only now when there is an update, and I just paste the updated DLL file (replace), and having this issue.

    Thanks

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

    The developer should have tested it and added the file to source control. Other developers, such as yourself, should get the file (in the tested version) simply by using "Get latest".

    If the other developer referenced a DLL file (developed by someone else) and not a project, it's not it's not a project reference. Don't worry about it, it's sufficient to know that we're talking just about a DLL file and not a project.

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