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As far as MSBuild is concerned, ProjectReference is an item group (i.e., list) and Private is item metadata for the included item. The answer to your question lies in what any includes do with it. In more general terms, what specific type of project is it? Maybe tag your question with csharp.
– Tom Blodget
Oct 8 '14 at 4:12
I meant "Imports" not "includes".
– Tom Blodget
Oct 8 '14 at 4:35
@malexander: I think your answer was good if you'd undelete it...
– Billy ONeal
Oct 8 '14 at 19:45
@Tom: Sure, strictly speaking that's true. On the other hand, the ProjectReference item is recognized by (at least) the C# and C++ MSBuild supporting infrastructure; it looks like it is handled mostly in the Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets file.
– Billy ONeal
Oct 8 '14 at 19:46
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As Mitch said it controls the Copy Local setting in the properties for a reference. Additionally, it can only contain the values True and False. If it is absent then the default value of True is assumed
– GPR
Mar 23 '18 at 17:12
If the is missing, then it's not equivalent to True . Search for "MSBuild CopyLocal bug". E.g. see stackoverflow.com/questions/1132243
– xmedeko
Jun 28 '18 at 12:45
@xmedeko, That's correct. I'm not sure where @GPR got "If it is absent then the default value of True is assumed" since the answer explicitly says "[Missing] means this task will decide whether to treat this reference as CopyLocal or not". Most of the logic is in msbuild\Reference.cs:949
– Mitch
Jun 28 '18 at 19:05
Is it possible that even if is set to True , MSBuild still does not include the reference in the Output if its not used by the application? This is the current behavior that I am getting locally...
– Ninja
Dec 28 '19 at 0:58
@Ninja, this most frequently happens if MSBuild cannot locate the referenced assembly. If it is not directly used by the code, it may still compile successfully. You can troubleshoot with procmon or MSBuild detailed logging
– Mitch
Dec 28 '19 at 4:05
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I saw this in a project file the other day:
Every node in a ProjectReference appears to be self explanatory (the referenced project file, GUID, name to show in the solution explorer, and whether or not the current project should link to the referenced project) except Private , and the Common MSBuild Project Items page doesn't document this value. (There's a Private setting documented for Reference rather than ProjectReference -- but it has Never , Always , and PreserveNewest settings, not true and false)
The Private tag maintains the user-override to the "Copy Local" checkbox in the Visual Studio References folder. This controls whether the reference is used from the GAC or whether it will copy the referenced assembly to the build directory.
While I cannot find any MSDN documentation to this effect (quelle surprise), it is evident from behavior and from the comment in Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets:1742 where it is applied:
I want just to state, that false (which you can apply to ProjectReference s) may not work when using and project $(MSBuildProjectFullPath) have ProjectReference s that have PreserveNewest
. I've read the source code around https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/blob/master/src/Tasks/Microsoft.NET.Build.Tasks/targets/Microsoft.NET.Publish.targets and found the solution. You need to define _GetChildProjectCopyToPublishDirectoryItems=false so an example would be:
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