I am using WebSite project in Visual Studio 2005. I don't see any AssemblyInfo.cs created for a WebSite project. Can I manually create AssemblyInfo.cs in a Properties folder there or is there any better way?
Its an existing project so I can't change it now. I am maintaining this WebSite project and want to add log4Net using PostSharp.
Why not use a web application project? With that type of project you will have an AssemblyInfo.cs.
The AssemblyInfo.cs is required to holds information for versioning the assembly. Normally you will provide your public key generated by the sn.exe utility and also a flag to delay sign or not.
ASP.NET websites are not compiled assembly rather interpreted (only first time). And thus such thing is not appropriate.