I have a core library of routines I like to use. The project name is "Core"
although the actual assembly name is "MyCo.Core" . I have a few projects that
reference Core as a project, meaning the reference name is Core, as opposed
to a project that references the dll direcrtly (MyCo.Core).
Now, of course, I want to try out a 3rd party tool in my unit test project
that require two dll's be loaded, "White.Nuni t" and ..."Core", so I've got a
naming conflict. Is there a relatively painless way to use my "Core" with
theirs? Aliasing mine doesn't look very appetizing and I don't know how to
alias theirs.
Thanks,
BH
although the actual assembly name is "MyCo.Core" . I have a few projects that
reference Core as a project, meaning the reference name is Core, as opposed
to a project that references the dll direcrtly (MyCo.Core).
Now, of course, I want to try out a 3rd party tool in my unit test project
that require two dll's be loaded, "White.Nuni t" and ..."Core", so I've got a
naming conflict. Is there a relatively painless way to use my "Core" with
theirs? Aliasing mine doesn't look very appetizing and I don't know how to
alias theirs.
Thanks,
BH