Simplify the metadata references#120
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In the past (zompinc#107 and zompinc#110) I experienced issues in the unit test project because if missing references in the C# compilation. It was really hard to pinpoint which references were missing. Using the Basic.Reference.Assemblies.Net100 NuGet package and adding all the metadata references ensures that all references are available and that the compilation will work as expected.
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@0xced, awesome find! Didn't know about that package!!! Thank you!!! |
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I knew straight away where this package might come in handy when I stumbled across it (again). 😁 |
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In the past (#107 and #110) I experienced issues in the unit test project because if missing references in the C# compilation. It was really hard to pinpoint which references were missing.
Using the Basic.Reference.Assemblies.Net100 NuGet package and adding all the metadata references ensures that all references are available and that the compilation will work as expected.