c# - Resolving multiple conflicting versions of System.Web.Mvc when using NuGet as package source -
I have a project to find several versions of the same assembly. I want to make sure that our MVC projects will never get the old code I know that this is not a good idea to go about removing disputed versions from the system because many applications can be based on them. For example, it was found in a update: Since we are using NuGet , I changed it: in each project (we also have some portable area classroom library projects) and then < P> and the problem went away. Is this the right way to go about this or this I am just opening another on the insects here? Checking the assembly binding and related, it is quite good: Check it also. The strongly nominated Legislations for GAC, a complete hierarchy that is used to find the assembly in the first place, in your case you are using a strong Nominated Legislative Assembly. As explained in the article, you should be able to direct your application to the right assembly version on runtime System.Web.Mvc For example:
C: \ Program Files (x86)
Project & gt; Properties & gt; Build & gt; Output & gt; Output path: to
C: \ temp \ drop
Project & gt; Properties & gt; The reference path was added and the
C: \ temp \ drop
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