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Interop and source control.

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Oolis Kraprin - 03 Mar 2008 13:55 GMT
Ok, I have written my COM dll and added the binary to my c# project
and added it as a reference. And checked it into our Team Foundation
Server.

This breaks the build for the other developers until they
1. Regsvr32 my COM dll as an administrator and
2. Remove and add again the dll as a reference.

The automated build also breaks and everyone gets notified that my
changeset breaks the build.

How can I change my project and / or solution so that other developers
(and the automated build) can simply check the project out and compile
without errors?

Thanks

Oolis
Oolis Kraprin - 05 Mar 2008 12:45 GMT
Solved this by adding the Interop dll as a reference in the project
rather than the COM dll itself.

> Ok, I have written my COM dll and added the binary to my c# project
> and added it as a reference. And checked it into our Team Foundation
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>
> Oolis

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