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SharedAssemblyInfo.cs & VB Projects

I have been using a SharedAssemblyInfo.cs file as a linked file in my C# projects. With the introduction of some VB.net projects into the solution I have done the same with those. Although it does not give a compiler error, it does not 'add' the values from the linked SharedAssemblyInfo.cs file into the compiled assembly. Any ideas?

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By default the VB.Net compiler will only compile files with a .vb extension. If you link a .cs file into the project it will be ignored by the IDE.

Also the structure of the .cs file will not be compilable by the .VB compiler since it's C# code. You'll need to create a SharedAssemblyInfo.vb file for all of your VB.Net projects and link that file in instead.

JaredPar  2009-07-29 15:38:11

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