Hello Brett,
copylocal=true copy all your references to the ouput directory, because app
uses all related dlls from the local folder.
When u put 'false' dll are in the origin location and you app can't see in
when is running (if your dll are not in GAC)
if u use copylocal=false for some references just install them in GAC
BR> When I set copylocal=false on my project and try to step through it,
BR> I get a file not found on one of my dependencies. The error is
BR> thrown before anything executes. The file is in the referenced path
BR> I've set in Studio. Everything should be fine. However, I can't
BR> walk through until I set copylocal=true.
BR>
BR> The program will run either way. It's just an issue when I try to
BR> debug.
BR>
BR> Any ideas why the difference and how I can debug with
BR> copylocal=false?
BR>
BR> Thanks,
BR> Brett
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