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Lieven De Foor
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Say you have the following situation: Project A: Is generic framework code Has its own assemblies.xml and assemblies directory Project B: Is an application using the generic framework code from Project A (PROPATH includes Project A) Has its own assemblies.xml and assemblies directory Project B can't compile because the assemblies used in Project A are unknown in Project B. This means you currently have to merge the assemblies.xml and directory in a place accessible to Project B, and specify that merged assemblies.xml in Project B's AVM -assemblies startup parameter. This is very cumbersome, as both projects live in their own private source code repositories, and Project B should not need to know when Project A's assemblies change. It should somehow be possible to inherit the assemblies.xml settings from a referenced project.
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