Dependency scanning
Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:56 am
I added a .NET assembly to a Feature in Files, clicked Scan and loads of dependencies were added, even from the .NET Framework directory.
Why are common .NET features added? Are there recommendations on which to remove, and is it possible to set a filter, so that not only dependencies in one or more source directories are added?
I guess the dependencies referenced from \\Windows\\Assembly\\nativeimages1_v1.1.4322\\<name>\\<ver>_<GUID> should be left out, as these are natively JIT compiled on the development platform.
I think the need for manually deleting detected dependencies is a little annoying.
What happens if applications from different features share dependencies? Is there an easy way to move these dependencies to "Feature independent"?
Why are common .NET features added? Are there recommendations on which to remove, and is it possible to set a filter, so that not only dependencies in one or more source directories are added?
I guess the dependencies referenced from \\Windows\\Assembly\\nativeimages1_v1.1.4322\\<name>\\<ver>_<GUID> should be left out, as these are natively JIT compiled on the development platform.
I think the need for manually deleting detected dependencies is a little annoying.
What happens if applications from different features share dependencies? Is there an easy way to move these dependencies to "Feature independent"?