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I have an ASP.NET web site (not web project). It somehow stores references to the other projects in the solution. At build time it needs to copy them over.
I’m trying to reproduce this in an MSBuild script. I know normal references are handled by refresh files and that’s good and working.
How can I get the DLL files for the project references (and their dependencies)?
I haven’t been able to answer this question, so I’ll present an alternative
Having a main project that has all the dependencies, and the website only having a reference to one project. This seems to work well as I can just copy the contents of the main project
bindirectory. It also forces a design type which can be either good or bad, however it’s worked well so far.