I’m developing a library for use in other apps and this library has lots of debugging and logging statements thanks to NLog.
Is it possible to exclude the reference to NLog.dll when I switch to release mode?
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I’m developing a library for use in other apps and this library has lots of debugging and logging statements thanks to NLog.
Is it possible to exclude the reference to NLog.dll when I switch to release mode?
Cheers,
You can manually edit the csproj file, and do something like this:
This only makes it reference that assembly in Debug. I wouldn’t recommend doing this often though, because this behavior isn’t reflected in the references list in Visual Studio when you change the configuration. It does work when compiling though