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For my situation it was where a programmer included as a reference the actual compiled filedfile (the .DLL) instead of the project itselfas a reference (the .csproj). Hence it was compiling against a final DLL that wan'twhich wasn't necessarily compatible with the primary exe/dll.

For my situation it was where a programmer included as a reference the actual compiled filed (the .DLL) instead of the project itself (the .csproj). Hence it was compiling against a DLL that wan't necessarily compatible with the primary exe/dll.

For my situation it was where a programmer included as a reference the actual compiled file (the .DLL) instead of the project as a reference (the .csproj). Hence it was compiling against a final DLL which wasn't necessarily compatible with the primary exe/dll.

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For my situation it was where a programmer included as a reference the actual compiled filed (the .DLL) instead of the project itself (the .csproj). Hence it was compiling against a DLL that wan't necessarily compatible with the primary exe/dll.

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