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In a .Net app, are the assemblies created during build always put in the Bin folder? I'v never seen them end up elsewhere, but I'm curious if they ever would.
Thanks
If it's not broken, fix it until it is
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The destination for generated files is determined by the project properties and can be modified to your own requirements if necessary.
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ok, I guess what I meant is, does VS put some files in Bin, and other files elsewhere?
If it's not broken, fix it until it is
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Kevin Marois wrote: does VS put some files in Bin, and other files elsewhere?
Yes. Take a look at the directory structure under your solution directory and you will see the other directories. You can also look through your project properties to see which part of the build uses which directories.
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You could change the output path by simply setting the output path attribute in the project's Build properties.
They could be put elsewhere so long as all the dependent dll's are also available in the same folder.
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Kevin Marois wrote: are the assemblies created during build always put in the Bin folder
By default, yes. But not mandatory.
Kevin Marois wrote: but I'm curious if they ever would.
It's configurable through the project properties build tab.
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