I have a Visual Studio.Net Solution that has many projects / libraries.
When I work locally on my own computer, there is no problem, as I tend to recompile the libraries that I just changed, and everything is synchronized.
The problem is that sometimes developers who need to work from time to time or look at my code have a huge problem recompiling everything.
In the configuration manager, I do not have all the tested projects, it will take too much time to create everything that works.
The problem is when the solution is compiled in another application, some of the errors reported say that a particular library has an error, and it takes too much time to figure out all the dependencies that make up each of them separately.
Even when checking everything in the configuration manager, it still does not compile correctly.
I thought when you add a link to a library that dependencies care about.
Is there an easy way to make sure the solution determines what the correct dependencies are, and make sure everything is built in the correct order?
thanks
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