Noah and I continue our screencast series by sharing our approach to managing external dependencies referenced within a .NET solution. This is another introductory episode but you might find a hidden gem in the short 4-minute clip.
ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers) is the external dependencies we are focusing on in the presentation. If you are not familiar with ELMAH, this episode may be worth your time.
This is one of our first screencasts. If you have feedback, I’d love to hear it.
How would you handle the following objective:
a) Keep external assemblies as you have described in svn
b) Checkout the svn holding the assemblies
c) Checkout a solution with multiple subprojects each project requiring reference to those assemblies kept in SVN.
But the catch is that you want the subprojects to already have the assembly references setup so that you do not have to set them for each project manually? Would you create a project in that solution and dump the needed assemblies there? Can VS2010 allow assembly references to assemblies in another project (the project does not generate the assembly just holds them) and keep the reference to be “relative” to the solution?
Again the intent is that by checking out the solution with subprojects or perhaps an external svn project or folder, the assembly references are automatically updated and a developer can just get started with development without manual assembly reference fixup.
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