code-sharing

What is the advantage of using portable class libraries instead of using “Add as Link”?

妖精的绣舞 提交于 2019-11-27 22:58:28
Is anybody explain to me what is the advantage of using portable class libraries instead of using "Add as Link"? Thanks Disadvantages of linked files: Add as link can be hard to maintain, especially as you scale to multiple projects and many source files. Tooling (such as Project Linker for Visual Studio 2010, or holding ALT while dragging in Visual Studio 2012) can make this easier. Refactoring tools don't work with linked files. For example, if you rename a class or method in a linked file, refactoring tools won't update references to other linked copies of that API. When editing code in a

Can different git-svn clones of the same svn repository expect to be able to share changes then git svn dcommit?

╄→尐↘猪︶ㄣ 提交于 2019-11-26 23:59:36
问题 I've read a great deal of "go from svn to git" and other "git-svn workflow" articles on the web, and still I think they often deal with overly simple situations. They are often targeted at guys who just want to use git and hack locally, without using the full power of git, like pull, fetch, merge and the like between multiple developers who would all have cloned the svn repository with git-svn, then still expect to be able to push their changes any time to the (official) svn repository, and

How do you share code between projects/solutions in Visual Studio?

試著忘記壹切 提交于 2019-11-25 23:48:39
问题 I have two solutions which have some common code, so I\'d like to extract it out and share it between them. Furthermore, I\'d like to be able to release that library independently because it might be useful to others. What\'s the best way to do it with Visual Studio 2008? Is a project present in more than one solution? Do I have a separate solution for the separate piece of code? Can a solution depend on another one? 回答1: A project can be referenced by multiple solutions. Put your library or