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Best way to check version of dependent project.

I have two project A(application) and B(library) both in C# 3.5. A refers B. Now what I want is A should not build or crash at runtime unless it uses a certain version of B. Which is the best way to achieve this? Should I go for strong naming?

Project A will have continues changes made to it. However project B will be more or less static unless a major bug is found.

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Use strong-named assemblies. Can't link/compile without the proper version.

Will  2009-07-13 16:19:27

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